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Fruupp - Sheba's Song. From the Album: Modern Masquerades, 1975. This song was most likely the inspiration for a recent released song 'Soon the New Day' by Hiphopper Talib Kweli ft. Nora Jones. Check out my other Fruupp-video's to find out.. + Informações

This seldom remembered symphonic classic was a staple on Fruupp's album 'Seven Secrets' (1974). Personnel: Vincent McCusker - guitars, vocals, Peter Farrelly - bass, flute, lead vocals, Stephen Houston - keyboards, oboe, vocals, Martin Foye - drums. Composer: Stephen Houston. + Informações

Incredible piece of music from the album "Modern Masquerades" (1975). + Informações

For all Fruupp-Fans! A rare live recording from this great progressive band from the 70's. The original can be found on their first album 'Future Legends'from 1973. Enjoy!. + Informações

Madlib sampled this for "The Mystery (Dilla's Still Here) Sample starts at 3:00 and 3:40. + Informações

Taken from the album "Future Legends". If you can, play it aloud because it's wonderful!. + Informações

"Modern Masquerades" (1975). + Informações

Martin Foye, drummer with the legendary 70s classical rock band Fruupp, from Northern Ireland, performs one of his own songs on acoustic guitar, while visiting Roosendaal, The Netherlands. He is accompanied on guitar by friend Gus Devlin. Check out unique live Fruupp recordings on MySpace: www.myspace.com These days, Martin lives back in his hometown, Dungannon. Until recently, he played drums with local band 'Circle the Moon', and of late, with Donegal based 'The Black Stuff'. Martin is also on MySpace: www.myspace.com If you haven't heard Fruupp, make sure to check them out. Fruupp Fruupp Fruupp Fruupp. + Informações

Live performance of the beautiful Fruupp song 'On A Clear Day'. Belfast, Nothern Ireland, Ulster TV, 1973. This song was never official released. One more to enjoy!. + Informações

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Pics of my Fruupp ticket and program from their gig in Derby 1976. The music is not Fruupp but a recording of a band I was in round late 1970's. Quality poor due to being recorded on a small tape player the sort you find in antique shops. I put this on As I am new to youtube and was not sure if I could put a Fruupp track with it. Can some one advise? Anyway if you dont want to listen turn down the volume and just go back in time looking at the pics.. + Informações

Check out unique live Fruupp recordings on MySpace: www.myspace.com Martin Foye, drummer with the legendary 70s classical rock band Fruupp, from Northern Ireland, performs one of his own songs on acoustic guitar, while visiting Roosendaal, The Netherlands. Not just a great drummer, but an impressive singer, guitarist and composer as well. Anybody who was fortunate enough to attend a Fruupp gig will particularly appreciate this performance, though certainly different in style to Fruupp. These days, Martin lives back in his hometown, Dungannon. Until recently, he played drums with local band 'Circle the Moon', and of late, with Donegal based 'The Black Stuff'. Martin is also on MySpace: www.myspace.com If you haven't heard Fruupp, make sure to check them out.. + Informações

Although the song was a 'live' favorite, it never was released on one of the official albums. It appeared on the compilation cd 'Songs For A Thought' released in 1992.. + Informações

Listen and compare! Fruupp - Sheba's Song (1975) and Talib Kweli - Soon the New Day (2007). + Informações

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This track is from LP " Seven Secrets " ( 1974 ) Peter Farrelly, Bass/Vocals. Martin Foye, Drums. Srephen, Keyboard/Vovals. Vincent McCusker, Guitar/Vocals.. + Informações

Song is from LP "The prince of Heaven`s eyes " ( 1974 ) Vincent McCusker, Guitar/Vocals. Stephen Houston, Keyboard/Vocals. Martin Foye, Drums. Peter Farrelly, Bass/Vocals.. + Informações

Music: Prince of Darkness by Fruupp (slightly sped up) Video is of various animals, including but not limited to cow, tufted duck, blue tit, alpaca, donkey.. + Informações

Martin Foye, drummer with seventies Northern Ireland rock band FRUUPP, warming up on a set of drums at 'Centrum voor de Kunsten', Roosendaal music school, when he visited the Netherlands, April 2010. Martin had not been gigging for over a year, and was improvising a cool drum solo within minutes of sitting down at the drum kit!. + Informações

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first album 1973 "Future Legends" by a British band of Fruupp.(vinyl). + Informações

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Symphonic Prog. + Informações