Richard Wright - Summer Elegy [2022 Remaster by Sérgio Rojo] [MP3] [Stereo / 320 kbps] [HQ]

Well... I don’t think we’ll have any revisions or remasters of any of Rick Wright’s work soon or even ever, so I did my best to remaster this masterpiece. Honestly, the original version was already very good, with an impressive quality for the era (listen how wide the stereo was and how clean every instrument is, specially in this remaster. It’s far better than the first David Gilmour album, which sounds more like from a early 70’s). I hope you enjoy this tribute to one of my favorite keyboardists. I do not own any right from this music. ►►► Music Specs: Original/uploaded format: MP3 (the best I could find online) Bit rate: 48 kHz / 24 bits / Stereo / 320 kbps (HQ sound) Better experienced with HQ headphones ►►► Info: - Recorded between January 10th and 14 February 14th, 1978 - For the debut solo album Wet Dream, released in September 22th, 1978 - Labels: Harvest (UK) / Columbia (US) - Composed by Richard Wright ►►► Personnel: Rick Wright: piano, electric piano, Hammond organ, Oberheim synthesizer, vocals Snowy White: guitars Larry Steele: bass guitar Reg Isidore: drums, percussion ►►► Cover Specs: Cover art by Sérgio Rojo ►►► Lyrics: Something’s gotta give We can’t carry on like this One year on and more unsure Where do we go from here? Many nights and many days I’ve spent with you Talking about what we should do I can’t say Nothing’s clear to me no more One more sleepless night And another wasted day This song has no end Too many words fill my mind You gave so much too soon No longer sure where you want to be Turn around See what you have found Let’s drink to absent friends How they cared, and all they shared We took our life to the edge They still try to understand Time is running out You’re going down Come on, let’s go wherever they may be Make a choice Stay behind or follow me