Robin Trower - Live! Audio CD

On its third album, Wishbone Ash doesn't mess with its formula--as before, this long running British rock institution purveys a mix of blues, folk, and Yes- style riffs mated to endearingly cosmic lyrics. The songs here, however, are considerably more focused and well crafted than on the band's previous efforts, and the harmony singing is delightful. As always, the band's basis is the tag team guitars of Andy Powell and ...

Live! songs Track Listing of songs: I Robot; I Wouldn't Want To Be Like You; Some Other Time; Breakdown; Don't Let It Show; Voice; Nucleus; Day After Day; Total Eclipse; Genesis Ch. 1. V. 32; I Robot; Breakdown; I Wouldn't Want To Be Like You; Day After Day; Naked Robot;

Live! music CDs Released during the year that punk broke, Blue Oyster Cult's sixth album was the important follow-up to the hugely successful AGENTS OF FORTUNE. SPECTRES found the group continuing to craft material that mated a trademark guitar-driven sound with intelligent lyrics. Although many short-sighted critics labeled the band heavy metal, this Long Island quintet was far more creative than this classification would suggest. Although guitarists Eric Bloom and Buck Dharma dominate many of ...

Live! album Robin Trower's debut solo album was the first evidence that the Fender Stratocaster sound of Jimi Hendrix could be effectively replicated and even refabricated. And like Hendrix, Trower had paid his dues as a more-or-less backup musician, his former band Procol Harum having emphasized stately organ and piano rather than guitar. After leaving his old group, Trower experimented with different musicians and ideas for several years, which paid off when he ...

Live! songs This concert album by the long-running British institution is, overall, its best early work, featuring as it does most of the best songs from its first few albums in vastly better sounding versions. This is, clearly, the place to marvel at the band's innovative melange of blues, folk, Yes- style riffs, and endearingly cosmic lyrics, not to mention its centerpiece--the tag team dueling guitars of Andy Powell and Ted Turner. The album's main attraction is the epic "Phoenix," expanded by seven minutes from its studio version and included in two different performances. It's precisely the sort of psychedelic jam that used to really wow them at the Fillmore during the Summer Of Love. Other highlights include a heartfelt version of "Rock 'n' Roll Widow," and an impressively ...

Live! CD music John Mayall's Bluesbreakers classic album from 1968 has been digitally remastered and now boasts an extra two bonus tracks including the single version of '2401' and the song 'Wish You Were Here' only previously available on the Decca compilation, Primal Solos. Decca. 2007.