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Rock critic Zaragon reviews "Paperchase" by Anthony Phillips from the ex-Genesis guitarist's second solo album Wise After the Event, released in 1978 and produced by Rupert Hine.
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Album credits:
Credits:
Anthony Phillips (aka “The Vicar”, “Vic Stench”) – vocals, harmonia, guitars, keyboards, sundries, drums and bass on “Greenhouse”, orchestral arrangements on “Regrets”
Michael Giles – drums
John G. Perry – Wal custom bass guitar
Jeremy Gilbert – keyboards on “Greenhouse”, harp on “Now What? (Are They Doing to My Little Friends?)”
Mel Collins – soprano saxophone on “We’re All as We Lie”, flute on “Birdsong”
Robin Phillips – oboe on “Sitars & Nebulous”
Rupert Hine (aka “Humbert Ruse”) – percussion, backing vocals, locks, probs, modes, vibraphone, drums and bass on “Greenhouse”
Alan Perkins (aka “Perkin Alanbeck”) – synthesiser on “Birdsong”
Rodent Rabble – clicks, claps and crampons (including “No Hours from Neasden”)
Gilbert Biberian – orchestra conductor on “Regrets”
David Katz – orchestra assembling
Rupert Hine – producer

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