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Tony Fletcher Walked on Water [EP]
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Album Details: Tony Fletcher Walked on Water [EP]

Release Date:01/01/1988
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Track List: Tony Fletcher Walked on Water [EP]

  1. Is It Any Wonder
  2. Free for All
  1. Healer
  2. Denim and Curls

Pro Reviews: Tony Fletcher Walked on Water [EP]

  • All Music Guide

    Literally the last recorded moments of the Chameleons - the band broke up mere days after the session documented here, partially due to the death of their manager, after whomthe release is named - the sheer sense of what might have been from this four-song release amazes. Even with a basic demo session, the Chameleons seemed capable of magic every time they picked up their instruments. "Is It Any Wonder?" carries a gentle touch to it, while "Denims and Curls" is a quick, sweet little guitar pop number with the band's usual edge downplayed a bit, but not by much. The clear winner here, though, is "The Healer," every bit the big epic as "Swamp Thing" and with a similar sense of build while not sounding like the earlier song at all; Burgess' own continued fondness for the track has shown in his various performances of it during his post-Chameleons career. One of the rarest Chameleons releases, Tony Fletcher has since surfaced as a bonus disc on the Return of the Roughnecks compilation on ...Dead Dead Good Records, making it an essential purchase for fans. - Ned Raggett, All Music Guide Read more Less

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The Chameleons UK

The atmospheric pop band the Chameleons formed in Manchester, England in 1981 from the ashes of a number of local groups: vocalist/bassist Mark Burgess began with the Cliches, guitarists Reg Smithies and Dave Fielding arrived from the Years, and drummer John Lever (who quickly replaced founding member Brian Schofield) originated with the Politicians. After establishing ... Read more