The record company used the name of David's first album on
Major Minor but the tracks listed don't compare at all.
1. Oh! Mama are you my friend
(Oh! Mama eres tu mi amiga)
2. Twilight
(Luz crepuscular)
3. Reaching for the sun
(Alcanando el sol)
4. Sheelo gone so long
(Sheelo se fue hace mucho)
5. Midnight sun
(Sol de medianoche)
6. Pretty bird
(El pajaro bonito)
1. I love Susie in the summer
(Amo a Susie en el verano)
2. The stranger
(El extranero)
3. The silence is shattered
(El silencio si rompio)
4. Hiroshima
(Hiroshima)
5. Time of trouble
(Tiempo de promblemas)
6. Follow me
(Sigueme)
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DAVID McWILLIAMS
He was born in Ireland, in Belfast, on 4 July 1945.
David was an indomitable little boy like his black curly hair. The Technical School, Engineering College, etc., saw him pass turbulently through their classrooms.
The McWilliams family moved to Aldrin, another characteristically green Irish town, and progressed town in green Ireland.
But David followed his destiny as a genius or a poet or a hallucinator. He sang, accompanying himself on his guitar, whenever something hurt his sensitivity. He worked here and there: mines, factories, pubs, where he began to sing in public. It was in a pub in Belfast that he was heard by an important artists' agent. He saw in David the vein of Bob Dylan, Tim Hardin, Tom Rose.
And today David Mc Williams sings his message triumphantly throughout Europe and America (N° 1 in 1968 in France, Belgium, Holland and Italy).
This album is entirely David Mc Williams. All the songs are his own, from his heart, from his guts.
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