Private Parts and Pieces III: Antiques

Private Parts and Pieces III: Antiques
Studio album by Anthony Phillips
Released	March 1982
Recorded	Send Barns, June 1981
Genre	Contemporary Folk
Length	44:00
Label	RCA International
Producer	Anthony Phillips
Anthony Phillips chronology
1984 (1981) Private Parts and Pieces III: Antiques (1982) Invisible Men (1983)

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Private Parts and Pieces III: Antiques is an album by Anthony Phillips, released in 1982. The album is a collaboration with Enrique Berro Garcia.

The album was first released on CD in 1991 by Virgin Records.

On February 7, 2012, Voiceprint released a 2-CD set of Private Parts and Pieces III and Private Parts and Pieces IV, containing additional bonus tracks.

On September 11, 2015, Esoteric Recordings (a Cherry Red Records label) released a 5-disc box set containing the first four volumes in the Private Parts and Pieces series and a 5th disc of previously unreleased material.

Track listing (UK Version)

1. "Motherforest" – 1:55
2. "Hurlingham Suite (I):Ivied Castles" – 4:44
3. "Hurlingham Suite (II):Frosted Windows" – 2:25
4. "Hurlingham Suite (III):Bandido" – 2:46
5. "Hurlingham Suite (IV):Church Bells At Sunset" – 1:20
6. "Suite In D Minor – (I)Whirlpools, (II)Cobblestones, (III)Catacombs" – 6:27
7. "Danse Nude" 1:31
8. "Esperansa" – 2:02
9. "Elegy" – 3:28
10. "Otto’s Face" – 4:23
11. "Sand Dunes" – 8:24
12. "Old Wives Tale" – 4:46

Re-mastered and Re-issued in 2012 with the following bonus tracks:

1. "Frosted Windows(Variation I)" - 0:38
2. "Esperanza(Alternate Mix)" - 2:03
3. "Bandido(Early Take)" - 2:58
4. "Old Wives Tale(Take 6)" - 4:41
5. "Suite in D Minor(Alternate Version)" - 6:20
6. "Frosted Windows(Variation II)" - 0:47
7. "El Cid" - 3:08

Personnel

Musicians

• Enrique Berro Garcia – guitar, guitar (12 string acoustic), guitar (classical)
• Anthony Phillips – bass, guitar, guitar (12 string acoustic), guitar (classical), keyboards, vocals

Production

• Peter Cross – sleeve design
• Simon Heyworth – remastering
• Vic Stench – cover photo
• Anthony Phillips – producer, remastering

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