unanimously acquitted by a jury of two of the charges with no verdicts on the remaining five, then in November 2015, following a review by the Director of Public Prosecutions, Alison Saunders, the remaining charges were dropped. Discography Studio albums Live albums Compilation albums Reissues and remixes 1977 – The Early Years (reissue of Come Out Fighting Ghengis Smith) 1994 – Garden of Uranium (reissue of Descendants of Smith) 1998 – Death or Glory? (tracks 1 & 9 remixed) Singles, 12" singles and EPs Collaborations 1970 – "St. Thomas" (guest lead vocal and lyrics for the Nice and appears on America – The BBC Sessions) 1971 – "Ravneferd" (co-written with Lillebjørn Nilsen and appears on the album Tilbake) 1975 – "Have a Cigar" (guest lead vocals for Pink Floyd) 1978 – "Short and Sweet" (co-written with David Gilmour for his first solo album; Harper's version appears on The Unknown Soldier) 1980 – "Breathing", backing vocals on a track on the Kate Bush album Never for Ever. 1995 – The Edges of Twilight (spoken word on hidden track for the Tea Party) 1995 – "Time" (guest lead vocals for the Tea Party's Alhambra multimedia CD) 1996 – "Hope" & "Bad Speech" on Anathema's album Eternity. Downloads 2005 – The Passions of Great Fortune, Vol. 1 (iTunes Download) Videography 1984 – Stonehenge 84 1986 – Live in Your Living Room 1990 – Once Live 2005 – Beyond the Door (DVD) (includes CD recorded live in Clonakilty 2004) 2011 – Classic Rock Legends: Roy Harper – Live in Concert at Metropolis Studios (DVD + audio CD) Filmography 1972 – Made 1976 – The Song Remains the Same 2009 – Brokeback Cowboy Bibliography 2003 – The Passions of Great Fortune – The Songs Explored () References External links Roy Harper Official Website The Stormcock Community fan site Roy Harper fan site and archive 1941 births Living people English rock guitarists Musicians from Manchester People from Rusholme People educated at King Edward VII and Queen Mary School Liberty Records artists Harvest Records artists Chrysalis Records artists Beggars Banquet Records artists I.R.S. Records artists English folk guitarists English male guitarists English male singer-songwriters English folk singers People acquitted of sex crimes Fingerstyle guitarists English expatriates in Ireland English atheists Bella Union artists