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Terry Reid’s debut album was Bang Bang, You’re Terry Reid, released in 1968. It marked the beginning of his solo career after he played in bands like Peter Jay and the Jaywalkers.
Reid had already gained attention as an opening act for big rock bands, including the Rolling Stones. This album introduced listeners to his vocal style and earned him the nickname “Superlungs.”
One of the most well-known songs from this album is Without Expression. This track has been covered by many other artists over the years. The album itself helped set Reid on a path as a solo artist and made people notice his strong voice and unique sound.
Reid passed away at the age of 75. He is remembered not just for his debut, but for a full career that influenced many other musicians. His songs have been covered and sampled by several major acts, including Cheap Trick and The Raconteurs.
Terry Reid’s early career and first albums
Reid was a member of Peter Jay and the Jaywalkers before he started his solo career. Later he toured with larger bands such as the Rolling Stones and Cream. Such tours exposed him early and also allowed him to establish his fan-base.
His second record album Terry Reid (1969) appeared in the US as Move Over for Reid. This album was in the same mold as his first album. It also assisted him to expand his image in the UK and the US.
The third studio album that Reid released in 1973 was River. This record demonstrated his music evolution during the years. It was less stern and it enabled him to address a new readership.
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Later albums and ongoing influence
Seed of Memory came out in 1976. In this album songs were created that were used in films and television shows. It displayed that the songwriting of Reid had developed and became more concentrated.
His last two studio albums are Rogue Waves (1979) and The Driver (1991). His earlier records were not as highly appreciated and these recordings reflected on his talent of being a singer and a guitarist. His die-hard fans liked them well.
Reid also featured live recordings over the years and on compilations. Other musicians have discussed the ways his voice and his songwriting impacted their output.
He holds the fame of refusing an opportunity of performing in Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple, however, even his solo performance made him earn good reputation in the world of music.
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