David McWilliams ‎- Lord Offaly Label: Dawn Records (2) ‎- DNLS 3039, Dawn Records (2) ‎- DNLS. 3039 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Burgundy Country: UK Released: 1972.

David McWilliams, Volume 3 - Студийный альбом от David McWilliams. В альбом вошло 12 треков.

Produced at De Lane Studios, Wembley, Middx. Appreciations: Paris Rutherford III, Gil McWilliams, Nick Jones, John Rogers, Graham Prescott. A Nasdean Production. Matrix, Runout (Side A runout, stamped, variant 1): DNLS 3039 A-1 6 M. Matrix, Runout (Side B runout, stamped, variant 1): DNLS 3039 B-1 6 K. Matrix, Runout (Side A runout, stamped, variant 2): DNLS 3039 A-1△ 6 1 L.

David McWilliams ‎– Lord Offaly. Selo: Pye Records ‎– PYE 3302. Formato: Vinyl, LP, Album, Promo. Design, Art Direction – Pye Records Studios. Illustration – Jill McWilliams (2). Producer, Engineer – Dave Hunt. Written-By, Producer – David McWilliams. Bell Records, A division of Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc.

Album · 1972 · 10 Songs. Lord Offaly David McWilliams.

BPM Profile Lord Offaly. Album starts at BPM, ends at 130BPM (+130), with tempos within the -BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing). Recent albums by David McWilliams. Livin's Just a State of Mind. The Beggar and the Priest. David McWilliams, Volume 3. 1968. David McWilliams, Volume 2. 1967. Get the Tempo of more than 6 Million songs. Before the days of Pearly Spencer: esteemed Irish minstrel explores medieval lore. Those who know David McWilliams only by his 1967 classic may be familiar with the singer’s storytelling flair and attention to detail, but they will hardly be ready for the album which takes it all on a time warp to the 16th century Eire

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McWilliams' first album, David McWilliams Singing Songs by David McWilliams, was produced and arranged by Mike Leander, and reached number 38 on the UK album chart. He quickly recorded a second album, David McWilliams, which reached number 23 in the album chart and featured the single "Days of Pearly Spencer". This was a song about a homeless man McWilliams had encountered in Ballymena, and featured a sweeping orchestral arrangement by Leander and a chorus sung as if through a megaphone. This low-tech effect was actually achieved