Жанр: West Coast Rock
Год выпуска: 1970
Лейбл: Fontana – SRF-67611
Страна-производитель: USA
Аудио кодек: FLAC
Тип рипа: tracks+.cue
Формат записи: 16/44
Формат раздачи: 16/44
Продолжительность: 40:10
Треклист:
Side one:
A1. Bad Dream (03:00)
A2. Rose Of Woe (03:46)
A3. Night Life (03:17)
A4. Never Stop A Dream (02:52)
A5. Gypsy Good Time (04:14)
Side two:
B1. Freeway Gypsy (03:39)
B2. Rags & Old Iron (04:01)
B3. My Man Is Gone (03:30)
B4. And When I Die (05:04)
B5. It Didn`t Even Bring Me Down (03:41)
Personnel:
- Lynne Hughes - vocals
- Mike Melvoin - keyboard, arranger
- Mike Dasy - guitar, sitar, dobro
- Louis Shelton - 6 & 12 string guitar
- Therutius Deeps - guitar, backing vocals (4)
- Jerry Scheff & Joe Osbourn - bass
- Hal Blaine - drums
- Gary Coleman - percussion
- Mike Dacy - guitars
- Buddy Childers, Tony Terran, Ollie Mitchell, Joe Burnett, Chuck Finley - trumpets, flugelhorn
- Bob Brookmeyer, Bob Enevoldsen, Dick Leaf - trombones
- Don Menza, Jim Horn, Plaz Johnson, Bob Hardaway, Kim Richmond - saxophones
- Billy Woodruff, Don Bennett, Joe Reed - backing vocals (4)
Recorded at Amigo Studios, North Hollywood
Originally released in 1970 by Fontana Records (US), LP - SRF-67611Очень редкая пластинка, выпускалась лишь раз и больше нигде и никогда не переиздавалась. Симпатичный рок западного побережья с примесью блюза и фолка, хорошим вокалом Линн и обилием духовых. Оцифровка конечно не фонтан (в отличии от Fontana), немного с перегрузом, но слушаеься нормально. Для любителей раритетов - рекомендую для ознакомления.Источник оцифровки: Рип взят из сети. Автор: gigic2255
Код класса состояния винила: VG
Информация об оцифровке находится в лог файле.
Об исполнителе:
Lynne Hughes was the lead singer of the late-'60s San Francisco Bay Area band Tongue and Groove, mining the field between folk, blues, and rock, in somewhat the same manner as fellow Bay Area female singers Tracy Nelson and Janis Joplin (or, from beyond the Bay Area, Maria Muldaur). Hughes had a more old-timey ragtime tilt to her vocals than any of those other singers did, and was the most prominent presence on Tongue and Groove's fair, self-titled late-'60s album. Prior to that, she had been something of an auxiliary member of the Charlatans, doing some singing and even recording with them without being an official group member.
Hughes had entered music as a folk musician in Seattle in the early '60s before going to the Bay Area. In 1965, she was performing at the Red Dog Saloon in Virginia City, NV, the same venue where the Charlatans had a long-running residency. She would play guitar and sing lead on a few songs with them, such as "Sidetrack" and "Come on in My Kitchen," and taught them the English madrigal "I Saw Her," which was one of their best recordings (though not officially released until 1996). She also played and sang on some demos they did for Kama Sutra in early 1966; two on which she sang, "Sidetrack" and "Devil Got My Man," appear on the 1996 CD compilation The Amazing Charlatans. The Charlatans links carried over to Tongue and Groove, which also featured former Charlatans pianist Mike Ferguson; their Tongue on Groove album had bass by Charlatan Richie Olsen, and a song by ex-Charlatan Dan Hicks. Hughes went on to sing with Stoneground in the early '70s.(~allmusic) by Richie Unterberger)
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