William Topley (musician)
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William Topley is a British musician. He was the lead singer of the band The Blessing in the early 1990s, releasing two albums before breaking up. He was signed as a solo artist by Mercury Nashville after Luke Lewis, who had worked at The Blessing's label MCA, became president of Mercury.[1] Barry Beckett produced Topley's debut album, which appeared in 1997. He continued recording through the 2000s.
Discography[]
- Solo
- Black River (Polygram, 1997)
- Mixed Blessing (Polygram, 1998)
- Spanish Wells (Mercury, 1999)
- Feasting With Panthers (Lost Highway, 2002)
- Sea Fever (Warner Bros., 2005)
- All in the Downs (Self-released, 2007)
- Water Taxi (Self-released, 2009) [with The Sea Gypsies]
- South on Velvet Clouds (Self-released, 2011)
- Aristocrats of the South Seas (Self-released, 2012) [with The Sea Gypsies]
- Halved Moons & Hooded Mountains (2016) [with The Black River Band]
- Amidst the Alien Cane (2020)
- Back at the Napoleon House (2020)
- with The Blessing
- Prince of the Deep Water (MCA, 1991)
- Locusts & Wild Honey (Polygram, 1994)
- The Best of the Blessing: Highway 5 (Castle Music, 2000)
- Sugar Train [DVD + CD]
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