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"A Kinder Eye" is a song written by Mark King and George M. Green dedicated to the memory of Frances Robblee, George Green's mother-in-law.
The song was launched in 1991, in the album Guaranteed, album of studio of the British musical group Level 42. The Music speaks about a painter widow, that painted lonely. All their pictures had an expressive face. This painter had an ideal that nor she got to reach. A part of her professional and personal life was transformed by George M. Green with Mark King help and of the musicians of Level 42 in a beautiful song. Allan Holdsworth's solo contributes with the homage message that the song contains.
Musicians
- Mark King - Bass/Vocals,
- Mike Lindup - Keyboards/Vocals
- Gary Husband - Drums/Vocals/Keyboards
- Allan Holdsworth - Guitar
and:
- Wally Badarou - Keyboards/Vocals
- Gary Barnacle- Saxes
External links
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| Singles |
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