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On the 25th May 1973 an album was released that would change the perceptions of what was possible in the sphere of popular music. One of the most phenomenal albums ever issued, Tubular Bells was an astounding achievement by a gifted musician who had only recently celebrated his twentieth birthday when the record was released.

Viewed over thirty five years later it is difficult for those born in a different age to comprehend the huge impact “Tubular Bells” had on a global record buying public. The sudden and almost immediate commercial and critical impact of “Tubular Bells” belied the fact that the work had taken years to create and that Mike Oldfield had sketched out his rudimentary ideas for the piece as far back as the Autumn of 1971. 1 Beginnings Despite being only nineteen years old when he recorded this seminal work, Oldfield had in fact been a professional musician since the age of fifteen when he performed with his sister Sally in the duo Sallyangie. When he was as young as thirteen he had performed in folk clubs in the Reading area, becoming an accomplished guitarist inspired by the music and guitar playing of British folk legend John Renbourne, alongside an appreciation of classical music and Flamenco guitar. In 1969 Sallyangie signed to Nat Joseph’s Transatlantic label, recording the album “Children of the Sun”. The release of the album led to Sallyangie being represented by Roy Guest at the NEMS agency (originally established by Beatles manager Brian Epstein) which in turn was the springboard into a live career.

Sallyangie toured the colleges, universities and clubs of Britain for nearly a year, with Mike and Sally’s brother Terry acting as driver and road manager. When Transatlantic failed to take up the option of a follow up album, Sallyangie disbanded. Libro De Biofisica Medica Pdf Download more. Sally Oldfield pursued a career as solo artist, whilst Mike formed the more rock orientated group Barefoot with his brother Terry. Still signed to NEMS, management of Barefoot was passed over to Julia Creasy, assistant to Roy Guest and the duo performed a few concerts before ceasing.

However, it was through Julia Creasy that Mike secured his next professional role as a musician. Julia left NEMS agency to work at Blackhill Enterprises, the hippest agency in London at that time. Blackhill was run by Peter Jenner and Andrew King, the first managers of Pink Floyd, and had such leading lights of the UK underground scene as The Edgar Broughton Band, Syd Barrett and Roy Harper on their roster. Blackhill also represented the former Soft Machine bass guitarist Kevin Ayers.

Ayers had struck out on a solo career and had recorded his debut album, “Joy of a Toy”, for EMI’s progressive label Harvest in 1969. A musical raconteur, Kevin was in the position of assembling a backing group for live and recording work. Upon starting work for Blackhill Julia Creasy brought Mike Oldfield to the attention of the agency.

Through the association with Blackhill the young guitarist secured an audition as a bass player in Kevin Ayers’ new band. With no experience as a bassist, Oldfield passed the audition using borrowed equipment and in March 1970 he joined saxophonist Lol Coxhill, keyboard player and arranger David Bedford and drummer Mick Fincher in Kevin Ayers and the Whole World, making his concert debut with the band at the Atomic Sunrise Celebration event at the Roundhouse on March 14th. In April 1970 Mike participated in the recording sessions at EMI’s Abbey Road studios that would produce the album “Shooting at the Moon” (released in October 1970) and continued to tour as a member of The Whole World through the summer. Mick Fincher departed on drums to be replaced by Soft Machine’s Robert Wyatt and this line-up performed at a free concert in Hyde Park on July 18th on the same bill as Pink Floyd. The concert appearance was the biggest event yet undertaken by Oldfield and he soon graduated to playing guitar at various points in Ayers’ live set, also performing the solo pieces the “Sailor’s Hornpipe” on Mandolin to great enthusiasm from audiences. During this period Oldfield struck up a friendship with David Bedford, who aside from being a respectable keyboard player was also an orchestral arranger of note. Through Bedford Mike was exposed to the composer’s avant garde works and to his style of undertaking musical composition.