David Perry Discography of CDs

David Perry music CDs Music for the broken and battered, hopeful and faithful, current and future believers. Honest and introspective with an ...

David Perry CD discography Although his most famous band, Mountain, has been anthologized more than once, Leslie West had never been given a proper retrospective of his own. Classic rock fans will be thankful that this has been rectified on Blood of the Sun: 1969-75, an Australian compilation that covers West's most prolific period, an era that found him dividing his time between supergroups like Mountain and solo work. His key strengths were his furious electric guitar work and his bluesy vocal rasp, so its no surprises that Blood of the Sun: 1969-75 rocks from start to finish in an old-fashioned style. Accordingly, much of the running time is devoted to West's most successful group, Mountain: "Mississippi Queen" is still as bracing a rocker as it was in 1970, and tracks like "Theme From an Imaginary Western" show off the lyrical (yet still very heavy) side of West's guitar work. Fans will also be pleased to discover that this compilation includes tracks from the artist's hard-to-find records with West Bruce & Laing, including a rare Mick Jagger/Keith Richards rocker entitled "High Roller." The one real problem with this album is that it forgets to include a few crucial tracks: "Long Red," West's finest solo track, and "the Great Train Robbery," one of the Mountain's most thrilling rockers, are the most notable omissions. Despite these problems, Blood of the Sun: 1969-75 is a still a fine introduction to Leslie West's career, and is a compilation guaranteed to please old-school hard ...

David Perry albums Coming on the heels of their live Twin Peaks, this release features more of a guitar-oriented sound than previous efforts. Highlights include their cover of Jerry Lee Lewis' "Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On" and "You Better Believe It," the latter sounding like a return to the Climbing days. The rest, however, sounds like it could have been left buried under the Avalanche. Everything was downhill after ...

David Perry music CDs Originally Release '97, from a previously unreleased 1984 recordings . Recorded in 1984. Personnel: Meredith Brooks (vocals, guitar); William Burns (vocals); David Perry (guitar, keyboards); Robert Miranda (guitar); Bob Burns (drums). Photographer: Robert Duffey. Personnel: Meredith Brooks (guitar, vocals); Robert Miranda (guitar); David Perry (keyboards, guitars); William Burns (bass, vocals); Robert Burns (drums).

David Perry discography  

David Perry songs Liner Note Author: Ananda Rose. Recording information: Opera Dog Studios, Leesburg, VA. Photographer: Matthew Mendelsohn. Arrangers: David Perry ; Ananda Rose. Personnel: Ananda Rose (vocals, piano); Stanley Whitaker, David Perry (guitar); John Hughes (violin); Andy Hamburger (drums); Leo Alvarez (percussion). Audio Mixer: David Perry .

David Perry CD discography Recorded at the Depression Chamber, Corsicana, Texas. Personnel: Derek Taylor (vocals, guitar); Scott Stine (guitar); Brett Stine (keyboards). Recording information: Depression Chamber, Corsicana, TX. Eniac Requiem: Derek Taylor (vocals, guitar, sequencing); Scott Stine (guitar); Brett Stine (keyboards); David Perry (bass); Rob Stankiewicz (drums).

David Perry albums Sometimes hypes and supposed scenes turn up random work that gets lost in the flow of its time but which a later generation rediscovers and celebrates deservedly for qualities obscured at the time. Sometimes. Far Cry, though, won't get that nod, though it's not for lack of trying on the part of the Fallout label, who make a specialty of digging up random oddities. This one's ...