Nurses Song with Elephants explained
| Nurses Song with Elephants |
| Type: | studio |
| Artist: | David Bedford |
| Cover: | Nurses Song with Elephants.jpg |
| Released: | 1972 |
| Genre: | Modern classical |
| Label: | Dandelion Records |
| Producer: | David Bedford |
| Next Title: | Star's End |
| Next Year: | 1974 |
Nurses Song with Elephants is the debut solo album of David Bedford. It was released in 1972 by Dandelion Records. It features Mike Oldfield, Kevin Ayers and composer Gilbert Biberian.
Track listing
All tracks composed by David Bedford.
- "It's Easier Than It Looks"
- "Nurses Song with Elephants" (words by William Blake)
- "Some Bright Stars for Queens College"
- "Trona"
- "Sad and Lonely Faces" (words by Kenneth Patchen)
Personnel
- David Bedford – recorder, melodica, piano
- Mike Oldfield – bass guitar on "Nurses Song with Elephants"
- The Omega Players – guitar on "Nurses Song with Elephants"
- Gilbert Biberian – conductor ("Nurses Song with Elephants")
- The Queens College Girls Choir – vocals on "Some Bright Stars for Queens College"
- Sebastian Bell Ensemble ("Trona")
- Kevin Ayers – vocals on "Sad and Lonely Faces"
