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Electric Frankenstein Super Kool Songs | 1. | Super Kool |
| 2. | My Distraction |
| 3. | Tear It Down |
| 4. | Who's Watching You |
| 5. | Injected |
| 6. | You Can't Keep A Bad Man Down |
| 7. | Satellite |
| 8. | Never Say Die |
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Just at the moment Mott the Hoople were calling it a day, David Bowie swooped in and convinced them to stick around. Bowie spearheaded an image makeover, urging them to glam themselves up. He gave them a surefire hit with "All the Young Dudes," had them cover his idol's "Sweet Jane," and produced All the Young Dudes, the album that was designed to make them stars. Lo and behold, it did, which is as much a testament to Bowie's popularity as it is to his studio skill. Not to discount his assistance, since his production results in one of the most satisfying glam records and the title track is one of the all-time great rock songs, but the album wouldn't have worked if Mott hadn't already found its voice on Brain Capers. True, Dudes isn't nearly as wild as its predecessor, but the band's swagger is unmistakable underneath the flair and Ian Hunter remains on a songwriting roll, with "Momma's Little Jewel," "Sucker," and "One of the Boys" standing among his best. Take a close look at the credits, though -- these were all co-written by his bandmates, and the other highlight, "Ready for ...
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Bob Gibson was one of the first superstars of the ’50s and ’60s folk boom. In 1953, after a day spent in the company of Pete Seeger, Bob was inspired to learn the banjo and start collecting songs. By 1957 he was skyrocketing to national fame and soon became a major force in folk music. But bad habits and addictions began taking their toll and after a self-imposed exile in the late ’60s he returned to music only to spend the next decade trying to conquer his demons. By 1980, Bob was having enough fun to record The Perfect High. He’d always made it look easy to light up from the inside, but now with a couple years of hard won sobriety under his belt, it truly was easy. His self-deprecating humor, gentled by compassion for his own flaws, gave rise to this, his drollest album ever. Most of these songs were written with, or by, long-time friend and collaborator Shel Silverstein. Yes, Mr. Rogers, Cuckoo Again and Middle-Aged Groupies are as much cartoons as they are songs, animated by Bob’s dexterous delivery. The Perfect High is a full theatrical production, with a multi-character cast, in which Bob plays all the roles. And true to his custom of involving the audience, two great sing-alongs are included with Rock Me Sweet Jesus and Heavenly Choir.Two of the album’s most profoundly humorous songs — or should that be humorously profound songs? — are based on true stories from Bob’s life. Just A Thing I Do and Mendocino Desperados are more than just brilliantly crafted songs. Bob’s willingness to tell on himself generously gives us all a chance to get over our embarrassments, whatever they may be. The album features a couple of delightful guest appearances. Bob is joined by Tom Paxton on Box of Candy (and a Piece of Fruit), a rowdy duet telling the tale of Bob’s Yuletide incarceration in a Canadian jail, and Anne Hills adds hauntingly beautiful harmony ...
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