Noel Redding & Friends
"Thank you, Goodnight & Gud Luck"
His Last Album released on Vinyl and CD.
The Music Room
Noel David Redding was born in Folkestone, Kent, England
on Christmas day 1945.
For 5 years before he died on 11th May 2003...
we spent many days and nights recording in
'The Music Room'
at his home in Ardfield,
West Cork, also in Dublin and London
culminating in this, his Last Album,
which was mixed with Noel a year before he passed away.
We decided to initially release it as a Limited Edition Vinyl Album... followed by a CD of the original album recorded
over this period plus
a good
few outtakes, remixes and live performances
500 Limited Edition Vinyl Album. Released soon.
€30 + P & P Worldwide €10.
For Enquiries Email info@noelredding.net
Noel Redding
Like an A and a B side of a record, there were two Noel 
well, several... actually... Here's two...
First chap is the whizzing here and whizzing there fellow, who made up a third of The Jimi Hendrix Experience.
Dig, our 
had come to audition as guitarist with Eric Burdon’s psychedelic band ... The New Animals, and he has the curly hair
so that’s
a plus and as long as he can play bass guitar alright…
well, he’s got the gig. Thus 
became Experienced,
and played the bass better than alright, too, fuck yeah ! ....
Jimi, Noel and Mitch playing together was mainly magic...
For a while they became the biggest group in the world, but first off, invites Jimi to his mum... Margaret’s place in Kent...
that first Christmas in Britain for Jimi...
Jimi’s never seen an open fireplace before...
is digging it mega... chortles joyously...
''Let me stand next to your fire'' and onwards…
The other 
is the man from Clonakilty in Co Cork. He found this place away from the lunacy,
the calming balm away from the music business crocodiles. In Clon celebrity
is acknowledged but never bowed to.
Oh, Clon folk were proud of Noel... delighted that he’d found his home there. More than that, they loved him.
You’d see him there on a drizzly street corner, his plastic bag in his hand, making his way to De Barras... and people would notice him but there was no fuss. Noel Redding was at home.
During these Irish years Noel continued to make music...
much of it unheard till now...
Noel Redding has already contributed greatly to the music of our lives. Here’s more....
Bless you, Noel, and thank you.
BP Fallon.... Dublin 2009
Musicians & Friends
| Noel Redding...Vocals, Bass, | Alexander Vydelingum... Piano |
| Guitars, 12 string Guitar, Banjo, Snigger | Jim O'Neill...Piano, Organ, Backing Vocals |
| Les Sampson...Drummer | Colin Earl...Piano |
| Eric Bell...Guitars, Vocals | Hansell Thurnheer...Button Accordian |
| Bill Shanley...Vocals, Guitar | John Davies...Harmonica |
| Steve Housden...Guitars, E-Bow Jeff Ward...Guitars, Slide Guitar, |
Steve Pawsey...
Bass, Percussion, Sampling, Backing Vocals |
| Mandolin, Dobro, Drums, Percussion | Dave May...Violin |
| Steve Belton...Guitars | Deborah McNaughton...Backing Vocals |
| John Coghlan...Drums Wayne Sheehy...Drums |
Noel Jones...Backing Vocals Scott Maher...Backing Vocals |
Noel would have wanted to say
"Thank you, Goodnight & Gud Luck" to Margaret, Jimi,
Fender Guitars, the people of Clonakilty and Ardfield
and the many places he played music in, and of course
his myriad friends.
Thanks also to
Nancy & Alex McNaughton,
Werner Seifert,
BP Fallon (BreakthruRadio.com),
Tom Lodge (Radio Caroline),
Produced, Recorded, Arranged and Mixed by
Steve Pawsey, Jeff Ward, Noel Redding.
Artwork & Web designed by
Steve Pawsey & OllieMcCarthy.com
Album Cover Photo by Penny Marshall.
Other Photos from the 
Archives.
Original Recordings & Production ©1999-2009
Joint Music, Irenikon.com, Bluestone Recordings.
Clonakilty, West Cork, Ireland.
Except 'Rain' Steve Belton, Dublin 1999.