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Recording information: 07/2004.
Personnel: Chris Whiteley (vocals, guitar, banjo); Trixie Whitley (vocals); Dan Whiteley (electric guitar); Heiko Schramm (bass guitar); Matthias Macht (drums, percussion); Aaron Comess (drums).
Uncut (p.90) - 4 stars out of 5 - "[A] riot of percussive tics, synthetic textures and Eno-like ambience." Soft Dangerous Shores Music Chris Whitley Soft Dangerous Shores Songs Soft Dangerous Shores Review
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| | Lucinda Williams Live @ The Fillmore West CDs (2005) Digipak
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Never one to tread the expected path, Lucinda Williams followed her big breakthrough album, CAR WHEELS ON A GRAVEL ROAD, with a pair of low-key records full of sad, quiet, fragile songs (interrupted by the occasional barn-burner). LIVE @ THE FILLMORE concentrates heavily on those latter two releases, unleashing all the intense, burning emotions that lay at their core, making plain the inherent frisson lurking below the surface of such ostensibly laconic tunes as "Lonely Girls" and "Righteously." Meanwhile, songs that already had plenty of bite in their studio versions are pumped up to an even more electrifying, visceral level (a bold, crunching "Changed the Locks;" the roaring, bluesy "Joy"). The debt Williams and her band owe to Neil Young & Crazy Horse is illuminated on "Are You Down," and, elsewhere, a spoken ...
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| | Badfinger No Dice CD (1970)
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The track list includes a few genuine killers. "No Matter What," a compact gem that recalls the melodic innocence of the early Beatles, may be the band's apex. "Without You" is the band's original version of a quirky power ballad that Harry Nilsson would soon turn into a pop smash. The five extra tracks included with this reissue offer a variety of treats. The fiery "Get Down" displays a hard, bluesy edge and searing lead guitar, while "Friends Are Hard to Find" is all tight, gentle harmonies. These are welcome additions to Badfinger's great, underrated catalog.
Discovered by Paul McCartney and signed to the Beatles' Apple Records, Badfinger was, for many fans, the next best thing to the Fab Four. But even if the band did start as a Beatles wannabe, it eventually forged a successful power-pop style of its own. NO DICE, Badfinger's second album, ...
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Tributee: The Shins.
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$40.75 | | Eddie Hinton Very Extremely Dangerous CD (1978)
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Eddie Hinton's 1978 debut came more than a decade after the kudos he received for his songwriting and his session work as a guitarist. He played guitar on countless sessions as the guitarist at the famed Muscle Shoals studio in northern Alabama and everyone from Bobby Womack to Aretha Franklin recorded his songs. When it came time to make an album of his own, he did so at the same studio, with other topflight players comprising the Muscle Shoals rhythm and horn sections.
Hinton sings nine originals here and one by his main influence, Otis Redding ("Shout Bamalama"). Hinton sought to imbue his singing with the same rich emotional presence as Redding's--but has a voice all his own, raspier than that of Otis. This is a remarkable first album. Sadly, it was mishandled on its release (the label folded) and follow-ups languished for nearly another decade. The curious should start with this or the posthumous HARD LUCK GUY (Hinton died at the age of 51 in 1995).
Eddie Hinton is the stuff of which music legends are made. A prolific session guitarist and part of the Muscle Shoals Swampers, he played on countless hit records, including those from legends Percy Sledge, Wilson Pickett, Joe Tex along with artists as v
Digitally remastered by Fred Meyer (Polygram Studios).
Recorded at Muscle Shoals Sound Recording Studio, Sheffield, Alabama in November 1977.
Personnel: Eddie Hinton (vocals, guitar, piano); Jimmy Johnson (guitar); Harvey Thompson (tenor saxophone); Ronnie Eades (baritone saxophone); Harrison Calloway (trumpet); Dennis ...
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