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| GENESIS - Ripples Year: 1976 Album: A Trick Of The Tail Working title: ? Credits: Banks/Rutherford Lyrics: Yes Length: 8:07 Musicians: Tony Banks, Phil Collins, Steve Hackett, Mike Rutherford Played live: 1976, 1977, 1978, 1980, 2007 Cover versions: Anni Haslam
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Notes: One of the pleasant surprises in the 2007 live set was without doubt Ripples. Many had not expected that one of the stand-out tracks from the Trick album would be played again on what was - at the time - probably the last Genesis tour. Ripples paved the way in 1976: Genesis were now in a position to produce the songs in a more compact way and to make them musically punk. Ripples contains "The Best Of Both Worlds", so to speak? |