The Englishman Michael Chapman is an artist who never made it to the front row. He always remained a secret tip, although after his debut album "Rainmaker" from 1969 the conditions were given: The record had been released by the legendary Harvest label and recorded by the later Elton-John producer Gus Dudgeon. Chapman played with people like Mick Ronson (whom David Bowie first heard on a Chapman album) or Rick Kemp. But he didn't want to be a pop star anyway.
