Absolutely fallen in love with this album, it's a masterpiece for me . This song moves me so much, as Kim's wonderful voice. It's so sad he passed away, he was a very talented singer. R.I.P.
What a fine singer Kim Beacon was...I was at his funeral sadly only about half a dozen people there....such a talent and he never knew just how much he was loved and respected....a sad lesson for all of those who chase the demon drugs and booze.
I got to know Kim around the last ten years or so of hi life when he can back to medway....I had most of his last recorded work...lent it ro someone to copy and of course they lost it....I know he was working sometime with a guitarist 'Billy?' inb Scotland on and off.... I did some recording with him at a studio in London on a song called ' Chasing the Dragon' pretty apt s it happens.......I liked Kim he was always a good bloke and such a wasted talent....As I say the demon drugs and booze not many can beat it...
There is an interview somewhere here with Tony Banks and he explains how they came together...Kim died about 2001 as I recall...I went to his funeral only a handfull there i'm afraid
What an amazing and heartfelt song. Tony is so gifted! The vocals are outstanding and as always Tony creates such moving atmospheres effortlessly! He is the quintessential songsmith!
'A Curious Feeling' is such a wonderful treasure. The fact that it didn't sell makes it that much more intriguing these many years later. Its a required album to discover if you love Tony's musicianship. To not know Tony's solo albums is to only know half the man. To take the time to explore these diamonds will (vastly) increase your adoration of him.
Joe Whalen Absolutely. This album captured my heart in 1979 and I still love it, perhaps a little less intensely, but it always will occupy a large place in the musical jukebox of my mind and heart, as well as many of Tony’s other works.
If Phil Collins wrote A curious feeling it would have been a hit..Nobody outside Genesis knew who Tony Banks was that's why it wasn't a success! I think Tony's solo stuff was just as good as Phil's. It came down to how Virgin/Charisma records promote the album that's all!
Love this song. There’s a sweet timeless melancholy sound to it that I find in many Genesis songs that is so infectious. A heartbreaking feeling of lost love from the past. Their music will last the test of time!!!
Genesis has been my ultimate band since 1976 and I thank them so much for all the moments of pure happiness they've added to my life. But I don't wish they'd recorded this album - it's perfect as-is. It's a wonderful album Tony, and I still love playing it.
I’ve been a Genesis fan since I was a little girl and have always gravitated towards Tony. I had no clue why. Was it because he was attractive? Because he played piano (something I myself also did)? Because he always seemed a bit on the stoic side in the videos and I found it relatable? I never knew as a child. But, as I matured and really began hearing various parts in the music and found Tony’s solo works, it all made sense. He wasn’t just some piano/keyboard player in a band. He was a pianist, a true artist and master of his craft. Honestly, I wish he’d have gotten the recognition he deserved for his talents. But at least there are some of us who do recognize what real talent is. I hope he reads these comments and sees that there are those of us, though few we may be, who are fortunate enough to recognize true musical genius when we see it.
I found this to be the case in many bands: The keyboarders appear to be in the background, but they are in fact the musical heart of the band. Other examples would be Ken Hensley in Uriah Heep, or Jon Lord in Deep Purple.
Genesis keyboardist Tony Banks recorded his first solo LP, “A Curious Feeling” (1979), when the band was taking some time off in 1979. Its a concept album about a guy whose mind is collapsing. Banks explained where the track “For a While” fits in : “There’s a particular point in the song where he knows he’s about to lose some of his memory and faculties and everything, and he’s just reflecting on how it is for him, and also for his young lady, and how it affects her. It’s a sort of sad song in a way, and out of context, it doesn’t make quite as much sense.” THE WHOLE OEUVRE IS WORTH A LISTEN OR TEN‼️ 💜🎵💚
I can’t believe I just found and saw this video for the first time! I love this and every song from A Curious Feeling, which I bought and played nonstop in 1979. Thank you so much for posting it here! 💕
It’s about Charlie Gordon from the novel Flowers for Algernon. The album is about that. Listen to the whole album with that in mind and you feel Beacon IS Charlie.
It always reminds me "Flowers for Algernon"...album starts simple in the begining and graduate of its complexity and structure and then falls back to the darkness... thanks genius Tony Banks!
Kim Beacon added wonderfully to "A Curious Feeling". Great feeling in his voice. In "For a While" I was under headphones echoing the sentiment that this was just for a while. But, amazingly, I'm still with her. Still, an album for when you're feeling introspective.
"But in a sense he is forever - for me, he is the character in the songs. It is a kind of strange thing, but that's how I see him now." - Tony, referring to Kim in an interview.
'A Curious Feeling' spent five weeks in the album charts reaching no.21 so it must have sold some copies! The 2009 remix CD is well worth a listen; the fade on this track is longer. Tony makes reference to recording this promo video with Kim Beacon and then losing touch with him over the years. When he looked him up for this reissue project, sadly he learnt that Kim had passed away in 2001. RIP Kim.
Genio entre los genios. Es Burt Bacharach, Lyle Mays y los demás. El -con todo respeto- fue Genesis. Su trabajo es un master sobre el uso de los teclados emplemáticos. Como músico sus melodías, armonías y arreglos son otro master.
Tony Banks, „For a While“, Lyrics (Track No. 10 on the album “A curious feeling”, produced by David Hentschel and Tony Banks; published October 8th , 1979) I feel it leading me Away to I don't know where I might be back someday But the people and things will change And no one will remember me then Don't need no sympathy For soon I'll forget everything I feel it fading now And I see in the eyes of my love Tears for how it might have been It sure felt good for a while Yes it was good for a while I found somebody to take my hand To the promised land of the loved Now as the night draws in A dark with no promise of dawn I feel my eyes grow dim As I see in the eyes of my love Tears for how it might have been It sure felt good for a while Yes it was good for a while I found somebody to take my hand To the promised land of the loved Yes it was good for a while It sure felt good for a while I found somebody to take my hand To the promised land of the loved (Lyrics as written down by the internet songs’ lyrics platform “Genius”)
I bought this album in the early nineties and didn't really listen to it for about 10 years ago..and this beautiful song came to my attention..Tony is truly a genious writer of melodies that goes straight to your heartstrings..and so sad about Kim Beacons passing..great voice!
... SO FRESH ....talented and handsome vocalist ... so handsomely bearded : ahead of of 2020´s trend ... but without the TATTOES all over the body (thankfully) ... soothing lovely song ... in classical T.Banks´ manner/master ....
I feel it leading me Away to I don't know where I might be back someday But the people and things will change And no one will remember me then Don't need no sympathy For soon I'll forget everything I feel it fading now And I see in the eyes of my love Tears for how it might have been It sure felt good for a while Yes, it was good for a while I found somebody to take my hand To the promised land of the loved Now as the night draws in A dark with no promise of dawn I feel my eyes grow dim As I see in the eyes of my love Tears for how it might have been It sure felt good for a while Yes, it was good for a while I found somebody to take my hand To the promised land of the loved Yes, it was good for a while It sure felt good for a while I found somebody to take my hand To the promised land of the loved
Great song, fabulous album. I bought it in 1982 and absolutely loved it. I then lent it to a friend and fellow Genesis fan. Unfortunately he had only got into Genesis with the Abacab album and really favoured the Phil Collins shorter songs. He gave it back the next day, dismissing it as 'rubbish'. I didn't bother lending him my copy of Wind and Wuthering!
Great tune, this. One of those songs you think would have fitted in nicely to the Genesis albums of the time (and a far superior replacement for, say, 'Misunderstanding' on Duke). Easy to imagine it being sung by Phil Collins, although Kim Beacon's vocals lend a burned out poignancy to the lyrics I don't think Collins' ever could. Still rather curious that Banks' solo career never reached the commercial heights of his bandmates, especially as his solo debut was such a fine record.
Mark Richardson I agree, "Misunderstanding" cant hold a candle to this, tho "Evidence of Autumn" shouldve made Duke over the aforementioned song or "Please Dont Ask".
This album (A Curious Feeling) is one of the very few LPs that I loved on 1st listen ( in 1979) and still feel the same when I hear it today. In many ways Kim Beacons voice seems better suited to Tonys writing than PG (or maybe vice versa?). Thanks TONY!! ITS A CURIOUS FEELING........
I feel it leading me Away to I don't know where. I might be back someday, But the people and things will change And no one will remember me then. Don't need no sympathy, For soon I'll forget everything. I feel it fading now, And I see in the eyes of my love Tears for how it might have been. It sure felt good for a while. Yes it was good for a while. I found somebody to take my hand To the promised land of the loved. Now as the night draws in, A dark with no promise of dawn, I feel my eyes grow dim, As I see in the eyes of my love Tears for how it might have been. It sure felt good for a while. Yes it was good for a while. I found somebody to take my hand To the promised land of the loved. Yes it was good for a while. It sure felt good for a while. I found somebody to take my hand To the promised land of the loved.
BEAUTIFUL SONG.AND A LOVELY SENTEMENT REGARDING KIM. FROM W,K,P,S..WAS"NT AWARE HE HAD PASSED AWAY....LISTEN TO CERTAIN TRACKS ON THIS ALBUM AND DID ENJOY KIM"S VOCAL"S......WHAT A WASTE....
Wow- had no idea this existed, and I've loved the song since it came out when I was a kid. Otherwordly-sounding as ever...but could not possibly be more 1979-looking.
I friggin' *LOVE* Phil Collins, but I can't help but wonder what Kim would have sounded like on some Genesis tunes? "One For The Vine" would be on my wish list!
I think the main reason Tony didn't have much success as a solo artist was because he wasn't a singer by profession. Audiences can generally relate to a voice much more than they can relate to an instrument.
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Extremely underrated song absolutely astonishing. Marvelous Kim Beacon voice with a great work on th 1st and the 2nd vocal harmonies
Absolutely fallen in love with this album, it's a masterpiece for me . This song moves me so much, as Kim's wonderful voice. It's so sad he passed away, he was a very talented singer. R.I.P.
Tony never disappoints. In time, more and more people will notice.
Such a sad song...brings tears to my eyes every time I hear it. People who have lost somebody they loved will understand what I mean
Wow, what a song ... beautiful. Goosebumps. Kim Beacon, amazing.
Indeed! Haven't heard this for decades! Wonderful!
What a fine singer Kim Beacon was...I was at his funeral sadly only about half a dozen people there....such a talent and he never knew just how much he was loved and respected....a sad lesson for all of those who chase the demon drugs and booze.
+Wado Karate Promotion Society Didn't know :( He won't be forgotten as long as we're here to listen to this great song over and over again.
oh my!! someone who knew this fine singer!! wow i can't believe it. when was this??
I got to know Kim around the last ten years or so of hi life when he can back to medway....I had most of his last recorded work...lent it ro someone to copy and of course they lost it....I know he was working sometime with a guitarist 'Billy?' inb Scotland on and off.... I did some recording with him at a studio in London on a song called ' Chasing the Dragon' pretty apt s it happens.......I liked Kim he was always a good bloke and such a wasted talent....As I say the demon drugs and booze not many can beat it...
but how did he get in with the great Tony Banks?? when did he die?
There is an interview somewhere here with Tony Banks and he explains how they came together...Kim died about 2001 as I recall...I went to his funeral only a handfull there i'm afraid
What an amazing and heartfelt song. Tony is so gifted! The vocals are outstanding and as always Tony creates such moving atmospheres effortlessly! He is the quintessential songsmith!
'A Curious Feeling' is such a wonderful treasure. The fact that it didn't sell makes it that much more intriguing these many years later. Its a required album to discover if you love Tony's musicianship.
To not know Tony's solo albums is to only know half the man. To take the time to explore these diamonds will (vastly) increase your adoration of him.
Right on. Well said
Joe Whalen Absolutely. This album captured my heart in 1979 and I still love it, perhaps a little less intensely, but it always will occupy a large place in the musical jukebox of my mind and heart, as well as many of Tony’s other works.
If Phil Collins wrote A curious feeling it would have been a hit..Nobody outside Genesis knew who Tony Banks was that's why it wasn't a success! I think Tony's solo stuff was just as good as Phil's. It came down to how Virgin/Charisma records promote the album that's all!
Thank you I'll give the album a listen
Totally - A Curious feeling is a masterpiece.
Love this song. There’s a sweet timeless melancholy sound to it that I find in many Genesis songs that is so infectious. A heartbreaking feeling of lost love from the past. Their music will last the test of time!!!
Beautiful song from one of my very favorite albums ever.
One of my favorite Tony Banks songs.
Kim Beacon 😢 🥹 descansa en paz ...🕊️ maravillosa voz y una gran canción de Tony Banks.... cuántos recuerdos de mi adolescencia 🥹....👋🇦🇷
My wife and I saw Kim Beacon play a gig in a South side Glasgow pub about thirty years ago, his voice was wonderful
Genesis has been my ultimate band since 1976 and I thank them so much for all the moments of pure happiness they've added to my life. But I don't wish they'd recorded this album - it's perfect as-is. It's a wonderful album Tony, and I still love playing it.
I’ve been a Genesis fan since I was a little girl and have always gravitated towards Tony. I had no clue why. Was it because he was attractive? Because he played piano (something I myself also did)? Because he always seemed a bit on the stoic side in the videos and I found it relatable? I never knew as a child. But, as I matured and really began hearing various parts in the music and found Tony’s solo works, it all made sense. He wasn’t just some piano/keyboard player in a band. He was a pianist, a true artist and master of his craft. Honestly, I wish he’d have gotten the recognition he deserved for his talents. But at least there are some of us who do recognize what real talent is. I hope he reads these comments and sees that there are those of us, though few we may be, who are fortunate enough to recognize true musical genius when we see it.
I found this to be the case in many bands: The keyboarders appear to be in the background, but they are in fact the musical heart of the band. Other examples would be Ken Hensley in Uriah Heep, or Jon Lord in Deep Purple.
Many consider that Tony was the soul of Genesis
Genesis keyboardist Tony Banks recorded his first solo LP, “A Curious Feeling” (1979), when the band was taking some time off in 1979. Its a concept album about a guy whose mind is collapsing.
Banks explained where the track “For a While” fits in : “There’s a particular point in the song where he knows he’s about to lose some of his memory and faculties and everything, and he’s just reflecting on how it is for him, and also for his young lady, and how it affects her. It’s a sort of sad song in a way, and out of context, it doesn’t make quite as much sense.”
THE WHOLE OEUVRE IS WORTH A LISTEN OR TEN‼️ 💜🎵💚
Tony Banks is my favorite synth artist player ever ....
Great track. Great Singer. RIP Kim
I have the vinyl and will always cherish it. I love this album.
Christopher cromwell SAME. Probably my most played vinyl record by a mile and a half.
Same. Found the CD too
Je l'ai volé sans savoir ce que c'était
I can’t believe I just found and saw this video for the first time! I love this and every song from A Curious Feeling, which I bought and played nonstop in 1979.
Thank you so much for posting it here! 💕
Let's not forget......
Tony played all the keyboards, guitars and bass on the album. Chester Thompson is on the drums.
Kim Beacon had a fucking great voice
Adoro questo album e tutti i suoi brani. Veramente sottovalutato!
As a genesis fan over the years I feel ashame not to know about Kim, outstanding voice may you rest in peace my friend ♥️♥️♥️
Nice to see Tony wearing his Wind & Wuthering Tour jacket on the video !!
Simply love this album , Great voice, sad to hear that Kim passed away
Nice one great album sad loss great voice
I wish this song was on an a GENESIS album.
Better than the 80 crap they put out
I’ve felt for a long time that this is absolutely Tony’s best solo song ever! He’s got some great ones, but this is my favorite!
I am sitting, watching, listening....and crying. RIP Kim.
Beautiful, just beautiful. Lyrics about passing away 💔
It’s about Charlie Gordon from the novel Flowers for Algernon. The album is about that. Listen to the whole album with that in mind and you feel Beacon IS Charlie.
I absolutely love his voice. AMAZING!!!!
It always reminds me "Flowers for Algernon"...album starts simple in the begining and graduate of its complexity and structure and then falls back to the darkness... thanks genius Tony Banks!
Litaci Tolteca Tony Banks himself said that Flowers for Algernon is the basis for the album!
Splendide album d'un bout à l'autre. La magie mélodique de Tony Banks. Superbe chanteur également.
i love this song... R.I.P Kim Beacon
Kim Beacon added wonderfully to "A Curious Feeling". Great feeling in his voice. In "For a While" I was under headphones echoing the sentiment that this was just for a while. But, amazingly, I'm still with her. Still, an album for when you're feeling introspective.
From the opening notes, TB reconnects us with Elgar, Britten, Walton, Holst..the melancholic, heartfelt English tradition. Breathtaking
Maestro Banks criando climas em seus teclados, fera!
Bellisima canción de un álbum alucinante. El corazón de Genesis y la brillante voz de Kim Beacon q es inolvidable
Remember buying this album when it came out great album best he done great vocals from Kim beacon he should have been bigger no gone rip kim
It was this album that got me to read Flowers for Algernon (the album's inspiration). Well worth reading.
One of my favourite songs from anyone .
Great Super album ...lucky me, after the lie, forever morning...magic, many thanks Tony !
a masterpiece!
wish this song was longer superb
carl rummenge the long songs on this album are super lit
I've already hit the replay button about 5 times in this sitting.
Completely amazing track.
So beautiful song...
A lost gem xx
Absolutely sublime pop, no doubt inspired by the commercial success of "Follow you, Follow me".
Thank you always . Very talented .
"But in a sense he is forever - for me, he is the character in the songs. It is a kind of strange thing, but that's how I see him now." - Tony, referring to Kim in an interview.
... gran pezzo, Tony ... gran voce, Kim (r.i.p.) ... 🎧🎵
'A Curious Feeling' spent five weeks in the album charts reaching no.21 so it must have sold some copies! The 2009 remix CD is well worth a listen; the fade on this track is longer. Tony makes reference to recording this promo video with Kim Beacon and then losing touch with him over the years. When he looked him up for this reissue project, sadly he learnt that Kim had passed away in 2001. RIP Kim.
+sct353 good info, my favourite song on this one, surely one of the best Genesis-related albums ever.
masterpiece of pop :)
Genio entre los genios. Es Burt Bacharach, Lyle Mays y los demás.
El -con todo respeto- fue Genesis. Su trabajo es un master sobre el uso de los teclados emplemáticos. Como músico sus melodías, armonías y arreglos son otro master.
¡Such a great song!, I love it, so much...
amazing stuff
Tony Banks, „For a While“, Lyrics
(Track No. 10 on the album “A curious feeling”,
produced by David Hentschel and Tony Banks;
published October 8th , 1979)
I feel it leading me
Away to I don't know where
I might be back someday
But the people and things will change
And no one will remember me then
Don't need no sympathy
For soon I'll forget everything
I feel it fading now
And I see in the eyes of my love
Tears for how it might have been
It sure felt good for a while
Yes it was good for a while
I found somebody to take my hand
To the promised land of the loved
Now as the night draws in
A dark with no promise of dawn
I feel my eyes grow dim
As I see in the eyes of my love
Tears for how it might have been
It sure felt good for a while
Yes it was good for a while
I found somebody to take my hand
To the promised land of the loved
Yes it was good for a while
It sure felt good for a while
I found somebody to take my hand
To the promised land of the loved
(Lyrics as written down by the internet songs’ lyrics platform “Genius”)
great song
I bought this album in the early nineties and didn't really listen to it for about 10 years ago..and this beautiful song came to my attention..Tony is truly a genious writer of melodies that goes straight to your heartstrings..and so sad about Kim Beacons passing..great voice!
... SO FRESH ....talented and handsome vocalist ... so handsomely bearded : ahead of of 2020´s trend ... but without the TATTOES all over the body (thankfully) ... soothing lovely song ... in classical T.Banks´
manner/master ....
Wow, a pretty cool, relaxing song.
I feel it leading me
Away to I don't know where
I might be back someday
But the people and things will change
And no one will remember me then
Don't need no sympathy
For soon I'll forget everything
I feel it fading now
And I see in the eyes of my love
Tears for how it might have been
It sure felt good for a while
Yes, it was good for a while
I found somebody to take my hand
To the promised land of the loved
Now as the night draws in
A dark with no promise of dawn
I feel my eyes grow dim
As I see in the eyes of my love
Tears for how it might have been
It sure felt good for a while
Yes, it was good for a while
I found somebody to take my hand
To the promised land of the loved
Yes, it was good for a while
It sure felt good for a while
I found somebody to take my hand
To the promised land of the loved
Incredible song.
Great track. Great era for the Genesis boys.
Great song, fabulous album. I bought it in 1982 and absolutely loved it. I then lent it to a friend and fellow Genesis fan. Unfortunately he had only got into Genesis with the Abacab album and really favoured the Phil Collins shorter songs. He gave it back the next day, dismissing it as 'rubbish'. I didn't bother lending him my copy of Wind and Wuthering!
100% Gold
Great tune, this. One of those songs you think would have fitted in nicely to the Genesis albums of the time (and a far superior replacement for, say, 'Misunderstanding' on Duke). Easy to imagine it being sung by Phil Collins, although Kim Beacon's vocals lend a burned out poignancy to the lyrics I don't think Collins' ever could. Still rather curious that Banks' solo career never reached the commercial heights of his bandmates, especially as his solo debut was such a fine record.
Mark Richardson I agree, "Misunderstanding" cant hold a candle to this, tho "Evidence of Autumn" shouldve made Duke over the aforementioned song or "Please Dont Ask".
"Duke" was the last album of theirs I bought. I wanted it to keep working, but it just wasn't doing it for me anymore.
exceptionnal document !!
well I must ave been on another planet I didunt know kim beacon had died what a tradegy and what a genious singer rip
Great song 🙂
Great song...
Un génie, on ne le dira jamais assez 😊
I love kims vocals
I remember Kim Beacon from String Driven Thing - Please Mind Your Head. There is so much energy in his voice. The track "Overdrive" especially great.
🙌💖👏👏👏 Beautiful memories 🥹.....👋🇦🇷
Woah. Never seen this before. Thanks!
This album (A Curious Feeling) is one of the very few LPs that I loved on 1st listen ( in 1979) and still feel the same when I hear it today. In many ways Kim Beacons voice seems better suited to Tonys writing than PG (or maybe vice versa?). Thanks TONY!! ITS A CURIOUS FEELING........
Very nice i grew up on in 79
I feel it leading me
Away to I don't know where.
I might be back someday,
But the people and things will change
And no one will remember me then.
Don't need no sympathy,
For soon I'll forget everything.
I feel it fading now,
And I see in the eyes of my love
Tears for how it might have been.
It sure felt good for a while.
Yes it was good for a while.
I found somebody to take my hand
To the promised land of the loved.
Now as the night draws in,
A dark with no promise of dawn,
I feel my eyes grow dim,
As I see in the eyes of my love
Tears for how it might have been.
It sure felt good for a while.
Yes it was good for a while.
I found somebody to take my hand
To the promised land of the loved.
Yes it was good for a while.
It sure felt good for a while.
I found somebody to take my hand
To the promised land of the loved.
Beautiful song....does anyone think that Genesis could have recorded this?
motherthecar yeah. Considering Tony was a HUGE songwriting force for that band that almost goes without saying haha
It would have fit nicely on "Duke," but I really love this album from Tony, so I'm glad he recorded it on his own.
😉.And then, there was Three
Funnily enough yes it does sound like Genesis, and the album was recorded at Polar Studios, Sweden where they recorded Duke the same year 1979
This would be a great song on a Genesis-record for sure as most of the tracks of "a curios feeling".
BEAUTIFUL SONG.AND A LOVELY SENTEMENT REGARDING KIM. FROM W,K,P,S..WAS"NT AWARE HE HAD PASSED AWAY....LISTEN TO CERTAIN TRACKS ON THIS ALBUM AND DID ENJOY KIM"S VOCAL"S......WHAT A WASTE....
Wow- had no idea this existed, and I've loved the song since it came out when I was a kid. Otherwordly-sounding as ever...but could not possibly be more 1979-looking.
Nice old song by Tony Banks.
RIP Kim Beacon (vocalist)
QEPD
He had such a pretty voice.
Amazing
Esta cancion es un himno
Linda musica!
Absolutly nice
High Class Tony n°1
Great Song, I Like (Temuco, CHILE 2017)
me emociona, recuerdo la primera vez que la escuche... alla por 1979
I friggin' *LOVE* Phil Collins, but I can't help but wonder what Kim would have sounded like on some Genesis tunes? "One For The Vine" would be on my wish list!
Wonderful ❤
Pure genius!
Maravilha!!
Suggestive and
pleasant song;
Maybe one day, I’ll find someone to take my hand and lead me to the promised land of the loved.
Kevin H Jesús is that person!
Just sweet
I think the main reason Tony didn't have much success as a solo artist was because he wasn't a singer by profession. Audiences can generally relate to a voice much more than they can relate to an instrument.
Recorded at Polar Studios, the same studios where Genesis recorded the Duke album