About "Three Friends"
Three Friends is the third studio album by British progressive rock band Gentle Giant, released in 1972. It was the band's first release to chart in America, peaking at #197 on the Billboard 200. It is the only album by Gentle Giant to feature drummer Malcolm Mortimore following the departure of Martin Smith.
A concept album, Three Friends deals with three childhood friends whose lives take them very different places. However, each of the three friends are unsatisfied with their new lives. The closing song ends the story on a cliffhanger; whether or not the three friends ever reunite is never revealed. The album is predominantly instrumental, with some tracks having only brief vocal interludes.
Top songs by Gentle Giant
The Power And The Glory- Wreck
- Nothing At All
- In A Glass House
- Time To Kill
- Prologue
- Words From The Wise
- Free Hand
- Playing The Game
- Three Friends
- Funny Ways
- The House, The Street, The Room
- River
- Memories Of Old Days
- Little Brown Bag
- Peel The Paint
- Raconteur Troubadour
- Proclamation
- Isn't It Quiet And Cold Walking All Alone, Alone?
- Plain Truth
- Who Do You Think You Are
- Pantagruel's Nativity
- On Reflection
- Now She Sits By The Riverside
- Rock Climber
- Schooldays
- So Sincere
- Winning
- Why Not
- Way Of Life
- Valedictory
- Two Weeks In Spain
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