I just bought the Alan Parsons Project Complete Studio Albums. I have number 839 / 1.500 copies worldwide. I saw Alan Parsons perform in Denver, Colorado back on November 11, 2022. Great show!
This is a very interesting interview that i have go go through a few times to really get a grasp of it all. I really appreciate Claudio for doing this interview and Sally, thank you so much for agreeing to be interviewed. This means a lot to me and other fans. What i would like to mention to others is that, if you have listened to Tales Of Mystery And Imagination, you should listen to Eric's solo album called Poe (2003) A very good follow up to Tales Of Mystery And Imagination. It's more of a soundtrack type of album, but a really good one.
What a blessing for Eric Woolfson is having his daughter Sally keeping his legacy alive! Thank you for all the insights, which contribute significantly to admiring and appreciating him even more.
I have a 7" acetate single from the 1960s of Eric - "Wait For Me" and "Till You Love Someone" are the songs - it is a treasured memento. I was lucky enough to meet Eric in Aachen back in the 1990s, and this interview is fascinating. I just hope that Freudiana is one day brought back into the fold and given its true place in the line up of albums.
Eric Woolfson is a master at creating music that touches my soul. I always thought he should be a name that everyone recognizes. Everyone knows his songs and everyone knows his voice, but they don't know his name. We know Bernie Taupin's name.. I did order the two new boxed sets, Ammonia Avenue and Turn of a Friendly Card. Will also order Eye in the Sky when it becomes available. For whatever reason, I had several APP albums on cassette, and I ended up throwing all those tapes put after being water damaged in the shed. I did have Eye in the Sky on vynal back in the day, and greatest hits albums on CD. Now finally getting back into listening to all the albums again.
Great interview! Sally seems so nice, it was great hearing all her anecdotes about her dad and all those great albums. I would like to ask her this: How could his dad compose those amazing lyrics, first to be a fan of the great Edgar Allan Poe and his cryptic writing, and then Eric was a great cryptic writer as well, in many of his song writing. What did he knew about our place in the world as humanity? All his lyrics were trascendental, not to mention poetic and amazing. Thanks for this!
I recently discovered Freudiana 2 weeks ago and can't stop listening to it. Today I decided to buy some new speakers specifically because of that album, and all Eric Woolfson/Alan Parsons' music. I'm so excited 🙂
As a fellow Glaswegian I take ever opportunity to sing the praises of the talent of Eric Woolfson. That's was a fabulous chat with Sally, how fortunate for us that we have her curating her dad's legacy. Those boxes are a treasure trove. Sally has every right to feel immensely proud of her dad, who's high standard of songwriting never faltered. From TALES in 76 right up to the glorious GOLDEN KEY his lyrics and melodies were peerless. X
I dig the interviewer's laidback improvised interactions with Eric's daughter here. I understand English isn't his native tongue but maybe a little more coordination would've been more informative. It seemed like the guy was going on a bit randomly.
It's great that somebody interviews the daughter of Eric Woolfson - but does it have to be an italian who doesn't speak good english?? - I gave up after 5 minutes.
I learned about Alan Parsons Project In 1977 when I was in high school. I bought I Robot.
Eric Woolfson still continues touching our hearts with his words. Such a legendary poet!
I just bought the Alan Parsons Project Complete Studio Albums. I have number 839 / 1.500 copies worldwide. I saw Alan Parsons perform in Denver, Colorado back on November 11, 2022. Great show!
Wow. What a great chat - about an amazing songwriter. Thanks for this!
This is a very interesting interview that i have go go through a few times to really get a grasp of it all. I really appreciate Claudio for doing this interview and Sally, thank you so much for agreeing to be interviewed. This means a lot to me and other fans.
What i would like to mention to others is that, if you have listened to Tales Of Mystery And Imagination, you should listen to Eric's solo album called Poe (2003) A very good follow up to Tales Of Mystery And Imagination. It's more of a soundtrack type of album, but a really good one.
I always promise myself to do so. It's about time.
What a blessing for Eric Woolfson is having his daughter Sally keeping his legacy alive! Thank you for all the insights, which contribute significantly to admiring and appreciating him even more.
I have a 7" acetate single from the 1960s of Eric - "Wait For Me" and "Till You Love Someone" are the songs - it is a treasured memento. I was lucky enough to meet Eric in Aachen back in the 1990s, and this interview is fascinating.
I just hope that Freudiana is one day brought back into the fold and given its true place in the line up of albums.
Eric Woolfson is a master at creating music that touches my soul. I always thought he should be a name that everyone recognizes. Everyone knows his songs and everyone knows his voice, but they don't know his name. We know Bernie Taupin's name.. I did order the two new boxed sets, Ammonia Avenue and Turn of a Friendly Card. Will also order Eye in the Sky when it becomes available. For whatever reason, I had several APP albums on cassette, and I ended up throwing all those tapes put after being water damaged in the shed. I did have Eye in the Sky on vynal back in the day, and greatest hits albums on CD. Now finally getting back into listening to all the albums again.
Great interview! Sally seems so nice, it was great hearing all her anecdotes about her dad and all those great albums. I would like to ask her this: How could his dad compose those amazing lyrics, first to be a fan of the great Edgar Allan Poe and his cryptic writing, and then Eric was a great cryptic writer as well, in many of his song writing. What did he knew about our place in the world as humanity? All his lyrics were trascendental, not to mention poetic and amazing. Thanks for this!
I had every Album starting in 1977, He was an awesome writer and singer! Great memories of the best,
No talk about Freudiana. :(
Love that CD.
I recently discovered Freudiana 2 weeks ago and can't stop listening to it. Today I decided to buy some new speakers specifically because of that album, and all Eric Woolfson/Alan Parsons' music. I'm so excited 🙂
It is a masterpiece.
As a fellow Glaswegian I take ever opportunity to sing the praises of the talent of Eric Woolfson. That's was a fabulous chat with Sally, how fortunate for us that we have her curating her dad's legacy. Those boxes are a treasure trove.
Sally has every right to feel immensely proud of her dad, who's high standard of songwriting never faltered.
From TALES in 76 right up to the glorious GOLDEN KEY his lyrics and melodies were peerless. X
Great!!!
I dig the interviewer's laidback improvised interactions with Eric's daughter here. I understand English isn't his native tongue but maybe a little more coordination would've been more informative. It seemed like the guy was going on a bit randomly.
Har core APP fan here.
Eric was APP, Alan and APP is not the same without Eric.
Eric will never be forgotten.
👍🇵🇱👀🇵🇱👍
Is that a Poland flag?
It's great that somebody interviews the daughter of Eric Woolfson - but does it have to be an italian who doesn't speak good english?? - I gave up after 5 minutes.
Hello, sorry to hear that. English is not my native language. Also, I am not Italian.
6th, 2 February 2023