Not to be confused with Road to Nowhere

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Nowhere Road is the first solo album

Album

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 by ex-Savoy Brown

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 vocalist Chris Youlden

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, released in 1973

1973 in music

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. The album featured a number of well-known session musicians including Chris Spedding

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, Ray Fenwick

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, Roy Babbington

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 and ex-Fleetwood Mac

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 guitarist Danny Kirwan

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A single was released in March 1973 to accompany the album: "Nowhere Road" / "Standing on the Corner".

Track listing

All songs written by Chris Youlden

1. "Nowhere Road"
2. "One October Day"
3. "Chink of Sanity"
4. "Crying in the Road"
5. "Mamma Don't You Talk So Loud"
6. "Standing on the Corner"
7. "In the Wood"
8. "Wake Up Neighbour"
9. "Street Sounds"
10. "Time Will Tell"
11. "Pick Up My Dogs"

Personnel

• Chris Youlden
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   - vocals
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• Danny Kirwan
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   - guitar
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• Chris Spedding
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   - guitar
• Ray Fenwick
  Ray Fenwick
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   - guitar
• Foggy Lyttle
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   - acoustic guitar
• Andy Silvester
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   - bass guitar
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• Roy Babbington
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   - bass guitar
• Bruce Rowland
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   - drums
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• Mike MacNaught - piano
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• Pete Wingfield
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  - piano
• Sue and Sunny - backing vocals

• Produced by Barry Murray for Murray/Simmonds Productions Ltd.
• Engineer - Terry Evennett