Artist: Ed Askew
Ed Askew's lyrics & chords
Ed Askew, a gay singer-songwriter, cut one of the best and most obscure LPs in the original ESP Disk’s vague rock/folk/freak series, issued eponymously and since reissued as Ask The Unicorn, before apparently dropping off the edge of his world. Years later, thanks to detective work by - naturally - Mr Clint Simonson of the De Stijl Records imprint, it turned out that not only was Askew still breathing but he had actually recorded a follow-up to his ESP Disk in 1970 that had lain in the can for decades. Originally released as a limited vinyl ...read more
In america Modern romance Palomino Satelites As sweet as love It breaks my heart All i want to do All the planets A peaceful country Talk A tragic tale of the high seas Under the crescent moon On christmas morning A train from the future In the french court Empty ocean Paper cup My heart starts beating Will Ed talks about his influences The kings of this world The village Orange Improv Clothes make the man A little rain must fall One corner paintings Dancing on water Grand hotel Oh all the gold and green eyes Queen Blue boxes A manhattan moon Summertime After rain What does the dog mean Smoke Billy walker The difficulties How rosie got joe Angles will kiss you Baseball talk Good friday Xavier Missing you Too many feet Handstands in the corner Tommy bold Rapt in beauty Brooklyn bridge song Song about michael Houses at dawn Angola Lamar Crazy angels On the river Till i find you The man i love Arabesque A bridge to wonder Casa verde Rainbow bridge Stop and search If fish can fly The cup bearer A shadow of clouds The irish boy Lex Dancing with dumbledore Letter to england It is Clint eastwood Water wheel Two hands dancing A death in indiana Artists and models The lighthouse White waves along the shore Tyger tyger Harpstomp The raft Quartets When the ship sets sail Whiskey neat Secret rooms October Backyard dog Goldman sachs Fair winds No friend no enemy Drawing circles Waltz for lynn In the summer season We had some nice things We walked on bridges Autumn walk
