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A TRIBUTE TO ROGER SAUNDERS [ 1947-2000 ]

All tracks of The Roger Saunders Rush Album - Warner Bros. Records 1972 - was digitized from vinyl and shared on YouTube, in order to enable easy access to Roger Saunders fans around the world.


[ SIDE - A - ]

1. GENTIAN VIOLET
Saunders & Frost - 3:17
   • ROGER SAUNDERS - Gentian violet  

2. HARD TO LOVE
Saunders & Frost - 3:57
   • ROGER SAUNDERS - Hard to love  

3. DARKNESS
Saunders & Frost - 3:13
   • ROGER SAUNDERS - Darkness  

4. WHERE ARE YOU LEAVING FOR
Roger Saunders - 3:19
   • ROGER SAUNDERS - Where are you leaving for  

5. LITTLE OLD LADY
Saunders & Frost - 2:21
   • ROGER SAUNDERS - Little old lady  

6. WHO KNOWS
Roger Saunders - 1:44
   • ROGER SAUNDERS - Who knows  


[ SIDE - B - ]

1. NO BETTER PLACE
Saunders & Pajunen - 4:04
   • ROGER SAUNDERS - No better place  

2. DIRECTION
Roger Saunders - 5:00
   • ROGER SAUNDERS - Direction  

3. UNANSWERED QUESTION
Roger Saunders - 2:59
   • ROGER SAUNDERS - Unanswered question  

4. LOVING YOU
Roger Saunders - 4:07
   • ROGER SAUNDERS - Loving you  

5. THANKS
Saunders & Harrison - 4:16
   • ROGER SAUNDERS - Thanks  


Produced by Patrick Meehan for Excellency Productions
Musical director and arranger: Bill Shepherd
Engineered by: Vic Smith and Lou Austin

Recorded at Island Studios, London (1972)

ROGER SAUNDERS
Born Barking, near London, 1947. As a child Roger showed exceptional gifts, and by the age of 14 he was a proficient guitarist and pianist. On leaving school Roger joined a string of groups, playing both piano and guitar, but made his way commercially mainly as a guitarist, as his piano playing was classical.

Gradually Roger realized that his greatest talent was composition and with the help of his piano some beautiful songs evolved.

Been lead guitarist with the English rock band Freedom for four years and he is part of the total sound. Inevitably, however, he has developed as an individual musician.

Freedom have incorporated may Roger's piano copositions into their act, but he has written such a vast amount of material that the obvious thing to do was to record a solo album.

To lay it down himself.

Billy Smudt