Stuart âWoollyâ Wolstenholme
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Stuart John âWoollyâ Wolstenholme was a British musician. He began his musical journey playing the tenor banjo and tenor horn before teaching himself other instruments. In 1964, he met John Lees at the Oldham School of Art, leading to the formation of The Sorcerers, which eventually evolved into Barclay James Harvest in 1967. With the group, Wolstenholme composed and arranged several notable songs, including "When the World was Woken," "Happy Old World," "Moonwater," and "Sea of Tranquility," before leaving the band in 1979. Wolstenholme also pursued a solo career with his project Mæstoso, releasing albums including Mæstoso (1980), Songs From The Black Box (1994), and Black Box Recovered (2004). He died on December 13, 2010, at the age of 63.
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- The End of the Road
- A.N.S.S.
- One Drop in a Dry World
- The Starving People of the World All Thank You for Your Time
- A Waiting Games
- Carpet
- Explorers
- 2 Am
- Death in Oldham
- Bethlehem
- It's U
- The Bells, the Bells!
- Location, Location, Location
- A Scene From a London Flat
- Pas de deux
- Marsch Burleske
- The Poet / After the Day
- Poor Wages
- Abendrot
- Quiet Islands
- Gates of Heaven
- Coming Soon to a Cinema Near You
- Waveform
- Big Organ End
