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Année de parution : 1977

Tracks : Side one
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "Statue of Justice" Rick Wakeman 6:20
2. "Crime of Passion" Wakeman 5:46
3. "Chamber of Horrors" Wakeman 6:40
Side two
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "Birdman of Alcatraz" Wakeman 4:12
2. "The Breathalyser" Wakeman 3:51
3. "Judas Iscariot"


Rick Wakeman – keyboard, producer
Chris Squire – bass
Alan White – drums
Frank Ricotti – percussion
Bill Oddie – vocals
Ars Laeta Choir of Lausanne, Switzerland
Robert Mernoud – Conductor
John Timperley – engineer
Dave Richards - engineer

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Commentaires/anecdotes sur ce disque : Rick Wakeman's Criminal Record is the seventh studio album by English progressive rock keyboardist Rick Wakeman. Released in 1977, the album is a loosely-based concept album on criminality. Wakeman intended the record to be similar to his first conceptual release, The Six Wives of Henry VIII (1973), but it did not turn out as he wished.[1]

The album is entirely instrumental, with the exception being "The Breathalyser" in which Bill Oddie, one third of the comedy trio The Goodies, provides vocals. The record features Chris Squire and Alan White of Yes fame, on bass guitar and drums respectively. From a musical perspective, the music reflects the title of each track, similar to Six Wives.