Squire is the second solo album by Alan Hull

Alan Hull

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. Recorded at Morgan Studios

Morgan Studios

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 December 1974 & January 1975 except "Waiting" which was recorded at Trident Studios

Trident Studios

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 with Roy Baker

Roy Thomas Baker

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 in March 1973. Squire was released on Warner Brothers, K56121, in 1975. Information taken from the cover of the album, bought on release in 1975.

Track listing

1. "Squire"
2. "Dan The Plan"
3. "Picture a Little Girl"
4. "Nuthin' Shakin'"
5. "One More Bottle of Wine"
6. "Golden Oldies"
7. "I'm Sorry Squire"
8. "Waiting"
9. "Bad Side of Town"
10. "Mr. "
11. "The End"

All songs written by Alan Hull (©Hazy Music); except Nuthin' Shakin' (Fontaine/Colacray/Lambert/Gluck, ©Jewel Music)

Personnel

• Alan Hull - Electric & acoustic guitar, percussion, Mellotron, recorders, piano, lead & backing vocals
• Kenny Craddock
  Kenny Craddock
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   - Electric, acoustic, catgut & 12-string guitar, percussion, vibes, organ, electric & acoustic piano, Mellotron, Mini -Korg, whistling
• Colin Gibson
  Colin Gibson (musician)
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   - Bass guitar, percussion
• Ray Laidlaw - Drums
• Ray Jackson - Harp, mandolin, flatulette
• Terry Popple - Drums
• Micky Moody
  Micky Moody
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   - Electric guitar
• Brian Chatton - Piano
• Albert Lee
  Albert Lee
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   - Electric Guitar
• Jean Roussel - Organ
• Jo Newman - Backing vocals
• Lesley Duncan
  Lesley Duncan
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  - Backing vocals
• Orchestra arranged & conducted by Jean Roussel

• Engineered by Mike Bobak
• Produced by Alan Hull
• Cut by George Peckham