During his solo years while still attached or freely setoff away from his previous legendary Prog-Rock masterpiece band; Rick Christopher Wakeman would keep on being a great and talented keyboardist, pianist and organist along with other ability turned out to be done well by him also like radio presenter, actor to author, this man really can standing by himself but not fully hearted alive because most of his solo works are the endless and continuously instrumental recording project. The Six Wives of Henry VIII is the first album with a tremendous almost infinite of superb classic Prog-Rock multi-instrumental works created by Rick Wakeman that really left only a few small gap of mistakes which is why this record achieved gold in US or platinum award in Midem Festival, Japan for its intesity of courage, imagination and great amount of talents mixed in one package through Mr. Wakeman's concept and ideas. Such a historic royal stories based on the real events happening in a life of a great King of England surrounded by intrics and made well himself famous by controversies as well as the warmeth social values for a good reading story about wives on his travelling times; Rick Wakeman really pulls himself up and can be heard for civing his best through this album as we can trying to reach some of the melodie performances on either Jane Seymour, Catherine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn as some might already read the history of them which led and left in a surrounding clouds of tragic, romance or mysteries unsolved or misled by historians as another story-telling to covered the real facts. Rick Wakeman must knowing that his works might legally burst a spark that could led to old time vengeance or disruption on modern day society in England but all the controversy and conspiracy would be another story to tell not concluded on this album. Prog-Rock without vocals but there's a slight chances that your imagination shall awake following the harmonic formulae creations on this album. Especially, for the suspicious keyboardist, organist or pianist whose wanted to hear how a master playing them all ...
The Six Wives of Henry VIII:
https://youtu.be/UjjYT90yFxE
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