(Soft Rock, Blues Rock) Tim Staffell (ex-Smile, pre-Queen) - Discography (2003 - Amigo (with Brian May)), 2018 - Two Late) (2006-2018), MP3, 320 kbps

#77701. Stray (03:03)
02. Country Life (03:39)
03. Love Of The People (Featuring Snowy White) (03:42)
04. Sudden Moves (04:37)
05. Earth (Featuring Brian May) (04:47)
06. The Land (03:47)
07. Just Couldn't Say (Featuring Snowy White) (03:51)
08. Why Can't We Be Free? (03:01)
09. U 8n't Kewel (04:37)
10. Amigo (04:33)
11. Doin' Alright (Featuring Brian May) (03:43)

#77701. Big Wild World (04:06)
02. Ill Wind (05:13)
03. Close All The Gates (05:19)
04. Kangaroo Dancin' (04:34)
05. Is Anybody Out There? (03:56)
06. Never Gonna Be Alright (05:28)
07. Lady's Gone (04:02)
08. Who Do You Think You're Foolin'? (04:29)
09. Chameleon (05:29)

Staffell was born in Ealing, London, England.[2] He attended Hampton Grammar School and was the singer in a band called the Railroaders when in 1964 he attended a concert where he met fellow Hampton pupil Brian May. They then put together a blues-rock band called '1984' with John Garnham (guitar), Dave Dilloway (bass), John Sanger (keyboards) and Richard Thompson (drums). In 1965 Staffell began a graphics and drawing course at Ealing Art College where he became friends with Freddie Mercury, whilst May enrolled at Imperial College, London. 1984 were a support act for Jimi Hendrix and Pink Floyd and disbanded in 1969.
Staffell and May then put together a new band called Smile with Roger Taylor who auditioned to be their drummer.[3] Staffell and May co-wrote the song "Doing All Right", which Queen included on their eponymous debut album. Following his tenure with Smile, Staffell joined Humpy Bong and then the experimental progressive rock outfit Morgan, with whom he released the albums Nova Solis and Brown Out (later retitled The Sleeper Wakes).[4]
Model maker, designer and animator
Staffell later decided to pursue a career as a model maker, designer, animator and commercials director. Among the projects upon which he worked were the BBC television adaptation of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and, for the inaugural series, he was the chief model maker for the first series of the children's TV show Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends.
Return to music
In 2001, Staffell returned to the music industry co-forming with Richard Lightman, long-time collaborator, a new blues-funk band called aMIGO,[5] who draw inspiration from folk, Latin and rock. In 2003 they released one eponymous album, with re-recorded versions of the old Smile tunes "Earth" and "Doin' Alright", featuring his former bandmate Brian May on guitars and vocals. The album was self released and available on CD-R for a limited release run (less than 300 copies) and later released via iTunes.
In April 2018, Staffell was invited to record his part of the song "Doin' Alright" alongside the other Smile members, Brian May and Roger Taylor, for the upcoming soundtrack to the movie Bohemian Rhapsody, which tells the life story of Freddie Mercury. The song was credited to Smile, and titled "Doing All Right ... Revisited"[6]. The music score was released on the 19th of October 2018, and the movie premiere was three days later. The soundtrack debuted on the UK albums chart on the position 5 on 26th of October 2018.
The second Tim Staffell album Two Late was released on digital platforms on 26th of October 2018, and it will be followed with physical limited release in the middle of November[7]. Staffell confirmed that he is already working on his third solo album, with title Zero Margin.