mcdonald and giles

After departing from King Crimson in 1969 following the recording of the band's debut album, "In the Court of the Crimson King," Giles and McDonald formed a short-lived duo named after themselves. In 1971, they released a self-titled album, "McDonald and Giles," which showcased their musical prowess and featured a fusion of progressive rock, jazz, and folk elements. The album is considered a cult classic among fans of the genre. Despite the album's quality, the duo didn't continue, and both musicians pursued separate musical paths afterward.

Track Listing:

• A1 Suite In C; Including Turnham Green, Here I Am And Others 11:21
• A2 Flight Of The Ibis 3:18
• A3 Is She Waiting? 2:40
• A4 Tomorrow's People – The Children of Today 7:00
Birdman (21:45)
• B1.a The Inventor's Dream (O.U.A.T)
• B1.b The Workshop
• B1.c Wishbone Ascension
• B1.d Birdman Flies!
• B1.e Wings In The Sunset
• B1.f Birdman - The Reflection