Scraping the Barrel
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Scraping the Barrel was the second of two box sets of the English progressive rock band Gentle Giant
Gentle Giant
Gentle Giant were a British progressive rock band active between 1970 and 1980. The band was known for the complexity and sophistication of its music and for the varied musical skills of its members. All of the band members, except the first two drummers, were multi-instrumentalists...

, released in 2004. This was to collect together all the unreleased material, demos, outtakes and the odd live recordings that were available to the band.

Disk 1 - Total Time 77:49 - Material from "Giant" through to "Free Hand"

  1. "Giant" - Vocal Mix
  2. "Alucard" - Derek, Master of Ceremonies
  3. "Pantagruels Nativity" - Vocal Mix
  4. "Schooldays" - Piano, Studio
  5. "Schooldays" - Grand Piano, Studio
  6. "Working All Day" - Demo
  7. "Peel the Paint" - Different Solo
  8. "Mr. Class & Quality" - Intro Bits + Complete Solos
  9. "Three Friends" - Piano Experiment
  10. "Three Friends" - Vocal Mix
  11. "Kerry's Kindness"
  12. "Think of Me with Kindness" - Studio Outtake
  13. "Keyboard Concerto" - Plymouth 1973
  14. "In a Glass House" Intro
  15. "Runaway/Experience" Segue
  16. "Way of Life" without Vox
  17. "Proclamation" - Rehearsal before take
  18. "Proclamation" - Demo
  19. "Playing the Game" - Experiment
  20. "Playing the Game" - Pick'n'Mix
  21. "Playing the Game" - Alternative Part
  22. "The Boogie and the Woogie" - Cogs
  23. "No God's a Man" - Demo
  24. "No God's a Man" - Vocal Mix
  25. "The Face" - Demo
  26. "Valedictory" Starts
  27. "The Power and the Glory" - Imbetweenies
  28. "The Power and the Glory" - Demo / Band / Studio Pick'n'mix
  29. "The Power and the Glory" Second Song
  30. "With Gentle Giant on KMET" Jingle (10 October 1974 L-A Whisky A-Go-Go)
  31. "On Reflection" - Rehearsal Chaos
  32. "Free Hand" Riff
  33. "His Last Voyage" - Vocal Mix

Disk 2 - Total Time 74:11 - Material from "Free Hand" through to "Civilian"

  1. "His Last Voyage" - Demo
  2. "Talybont" - Special mix
  3. "Talybont" - Demos
  4. "Mobile" - Demos
  5. "Mobile" - Studio Outtake
  6. "Give it Back" - Guitar
  7. "Give it Back" - Funny voices
  8. "Another Show" - M8
  9. "Empty City" - Studio Outtake
  10. "Empty City" - Guitar and Rhodes Mix
  11. "Empty City" - Vocal Mix
  12. "Timing" - Demo
  13. "Intro '77"
  14. "Two Weeks in Spain" - Rehearsal
  15. "Two Weeks in Spain" - Studio
  16. "12 bar Warmup + Who Do You Think You Are?" Outtake + Rehearsal
  17. "Rock Me Baby"
  18. "As Old as You're Young"
  19. "Winning" - Band Rehearsal - Odd M8
  20. "Winning" - Lights Rehearsal - Pinewood
  21. "For Nobody"
  22. "For Nobody" - Vocal Mix
  23. "Friends" - Demo
  24. "Rock Climber" - Band rehearsal
  25. "Shadows on the Street"

Disk 3 - Total Time 76:00 - New recordings, and old solo projects

  1. "Home Again" (Kerry Minnear)
  2. "Moog Fugue" (Kerry Minnear)
  3. "Move Over" (Kerry Minnear)
  4. "Really Don't Know" (Kerry Minnear)
  5. "Heaven's Tears" (Kerry Minnear)
  6. "Flower Arranging" (Kerry Minnear)
  7. "Living In a Restaurant" (Kerry Minnear)
  8. "You Make Me Very Happy" (Kerry Minnear)
  9. "Get Out of My Way" (Kerry Minnear)
  10. "Wisdom Was Calling" (Kerry Minnear)
  11. "Good Christian Men Rejoice" (Kerry Minnear)
  12. "Hava Nagila" (Simon Dupree and the Big Sound)
  13. "Homeland" (Simon Dupree and the Big Sound)
  14. "Burn My Working Clothes" (John P. Weathers)
  15. "On Safari" (Shout: Gary Green, Ray Shulman; with Sally Minnear)
  16. "Starting Line" (Demo) (Shout: Gary Green, Ray Shulman)
  17. "Running Away" (Demo) (Shout: Gary Green, Ray Shulman)
  18. "Our World" (Gary Green)
  19. "Back To the Front" (Gary Green)
  20. "Prehistoric Boss Level" (Ray Shulman)
  21. "Volcano" (Ray Shulman)

Personnel

  • Gary Green
    Gary Green
    Gary Green is a British musician. During the 1970s, he was the guitarist for the progressive rock band Gentle Giant. Green was with the band from the debut album Gentle Giant all the way to the last album Civilian. Green's style was different from most of his peers, being a more "blues" based...

     - 6 string guitar, 12 string guitar, 12 string wah-wah guitar, donkey's jawbone, cat calls, voice
  • Kerry Minnear
    Kerry Minnear
    Kerry Minnear is a classically trained multi-instrumentalist who played in the innovative progressive rock band Gentle Giant during the 1970s....

     - electric piano, organ, mellotron, vibraphone, Moog, piano, celeste, clavichord, harpsichord, tympani, maracas, lead vocals
  • Derek Shulman
    Derek Shulman
    Derek Shulman is a British musician and singer, multi-instrumentalist, and record executive...

     - alto sax, clavichord, cowbell, lead vocals
  • Phil Shulman
    Phil Shulman
    Phil Shulman , was a member of the progressive rock group Gentle Giant from 1970 to 1972 and performed on their albums Gentle Giant, Acquiring the Taste, Three Friends and Octopus....

     - alto & tenor sax, clarinet, trumpet, piano, claves, maracas, lead vocals
  • Ray Shulman
    Ray Shulman
    Raymond Shulman is a British musician, and the youngest of three brothers in progressive rock band, Gentle Giant.Born in Portsmouth, Shulman's father was a trumpet player in a jazz band, and that was the first instrument he learned to play...

     - bass, violin, viola, electric violin, Spanish guitar, tambourine, 12 string guitar, organ bass pedals, skulls, vocals
  • Martin Smith
    Martin Smith (musician)
    Martin Smith , was a drummer for Gentle Giant and Simon Dupree and the Big Sound. He played on the first two Gentle Giant albums, Gentle Giant and Acquiring the Taste, before being replaced by Malcolm Mortimore...

     - drums, tambourine, gongs, side drum
  • John Weathers
    John Weathers
    John Patrick 'Pugwash' Weathers is a drummer, best known for playing with the innovative progressive rock band Gentle Giant.-Early life:...

    - drums, percussion

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