Norman Barratt
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Norman Barratt (5 February 1949 – 30 July 2011) was a guitarist and songwriter, mostly known for his membership of the band Gravy Train and the Christian groups the Alwyn Wall Band and the Barratt Band.
Discography
Gravy Train
- Gravy Train (1970, Vertigo Records, 6360023)
- (A Ballad of) A Peaceful Man (1971, Vertigo Records, 6360051)
- Second Birth (1973, Dawn Records, DNLS 3046)
- Staircase to the Day (1974, Dawn Records, DNLH 1)
Barratt Band
- Playing in the City (1981, Chapel Lane, CLS8005)
- Voice (1983, Chapel Lane, CLS8015)
Alwyn Wall Band
- The Prize (1977, Myrrh Records, MYR1057)
- Live in the USA (200?, Daval Music, DMCD1056)
Norman Barratt and Dave Morris
- Rock for all Ages (1984, Chapel Lane, CLS8017)
Norman Barratt
- Barratt (1989, Edge Records, ECD7004)
Notable sessions
- Mighty Flyers, Under New Management (1975, Trust, 1)
- Mighty Flyers, What Kind of King (1976, Trust)
- Mandalaband, The Eye of Wendor, (1978, Chrysalis Records, CHR1181)
- John Pantry, To Strangers and Friends (1980, Kingsway, KMR323)
- Malcolm Wild, Broken Chains (1980, Maranatha!, MM0069T)
- Steve Flashman, Freefall (1980, Kingsway, KMR313)
- Alwyn Wall, Invisible Warfare (1981, Chapel Lane, CLS8009)
- Steve Goddard, Waiting for Goddard (1981, Kingsway, KMR310)
- Adrian Snell, The Virgin (1981, Myrrh Records, MYR1240)
- Larry Norman, Barking at the Ants (1981, Phydeaux, BoN-XOXO)
- Sheila Walsh, Future Eyes (1981, Chapel Lane, CLS8006)
- Larry Norman, Friends on Tour (1983, Chapel Lane, SRX1117)
- Adrian Snell, Midnight Awake (1983, Marshalls, MRT1007)
- Paul Young (Sad Cafe) and Claire Moore, Gotta Have You (In My Life) (1987)
- Creed, Sign of Victory (1990, Pure Metal, SPCN790060)
- Alwyn Wall, Jesus Said, (2000, Daval Music, DMCD1055)
- Barry Lawton, Enough to go Around, (2001)
- Barry Lawton, Brown Lipstick (2003)
- Larry Norman, Rock, Scissors Et Papier (2003, Solid Rock Records, SRD901)
- Andy Thomson, Look Down on US, (200?, Daval Music, DMCD1052)
- Andy Caulfield, Work of Art (2000?, Daval Music, DMCD1053)
- Steve Camp, "It's A Dying World" (1984, Myrrh Records, SPCN 7-01-672306-2)
References
- Mark Allan Powell. Encyclopedia of Contemporary Christian Music. (Peabody, Massachusetts: Hendrickson, 2002)
- Ken Scott. Archivist: Vintage Vinyl Jesus Music, 1965–1980. 3rd edition. (Ken Scott, 2003)
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