The Flamin' Groovies /60s power-pop, R'n'B/

[klesch]

Замечательная банда из San Francisco, классический образец Power-pop'a, запросто поставить в один ряд с Troggs, хотя это, конечно, субъективно.

Supersneakers - re-issue by Sundazed
1968



1. I'm Drownning
2. Babes In The Sky
3. Lovetime
4. My Yada
5. Golden Clouds
6. The Slide
7. Prelude In A Flat To Afternoon Of A Pud
8. Cabria
9. In Between
10. Doin' My Time
11. Night Owl Blues
12. Wild About My Lovin'
13. The Slide
14. My Yada
15. Local Boy Makes Good
16. Sportin' Life
17. Good Morning Mr. Stone

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118.2 Mb

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[Romanich]

https://www.facebook.com/TheFlaminGroovies/

Artist.........: Flamin' Groovies
Album..........: Fantastic Plastic
Year...........: 2017
Bitrate........: 320 kbps
Size...........: 90 mb

Comment........:

Original Release Date: September 22, 2017. Label: Severn Records. Copyright: (C) 2017 Sonic Kicks / Severn Records. Total Length: 39:38. Like many of the great artists of the '50s and '60s that inspired them, the Flamin Groovies are a great band that have made plenty of memorable records, but producing consistent albums has never been their strong suit. This was especially true during their second incarnation, with Chris Wilson on lead vocals; this British Invasion-era-obsessed bandmember produced their greatest single, "Shake Some Action," and three enjoyable but uneven albums. Given their legacy, one would have good cause to be cautious of a new Flamin Groovies' release in 2017, 24 years after their last studio set and 37 after Wilson left the group. But Fantastic Plastic -- which features group founder and guitarist Cyril Jordan, longtime bassist George Alexander, and drummer Victor Penalosa, along with Wilson on guitar and vocals -- bucks the odds and manages to be a solid set that rocks convincingly and manages a higher overall batting average than most of their '70s efforts for Sire. Wilson's voice isn't quite what it was when he cut "Shake Some Action," but he's smart enough to know which notes he can hit and which he should dodge, and he sings with authority and effectiveness here. More importantly, Wilson and Jordan are still a compelling guitar team, and there's an abundance of Byrds-style jangle on these tunes, enough to satisfy just about any power pop obsessive or British Invasion fanatic. Alexander and Penalosa aren't exactly flashy on these sessions, but they hold down the rhythm with unobtrusive skill, and if there aren't any new masterpieces among the ten new songs, there's also little that sounds like filler. The cool psychedelia of "End of the World," the Stones-style raunch of "What the Hell's Goin' On," the rockabilly-accented "Crazy Macy," and the call to arms of "Let Me Rock" show the Groovies still have plenty of life left in them, and the two covers (the Beau Brummels' "Don't Talk to Strangers" and NRBQ's "I Want You Bad") are well chosen and executed with style. Fantastic Plastic isn't going to replace Shake Some Action in anyone's heart or record collection (or Teenage Head, for that matter), but for a first effort after a layoff of more than two decades, it's a truly pleasant surprise and a genuine good time. http://www.billboard.com/articles/co...lassic-reunion http://innocentwords.com/flamin-groo...our-in-august/

Tracklist......:

01. What the Hell’s Goin’ On
02. End of the World
03. Don’t Talk to Strangers
04. Let Me Rock
05. She Loves You
06. I Want You Bad
07. Crazy Macy
08. Lonely Hearts
09. Just Like a Hurricane
10. Fallen Star
11. I’d Rather Spend My Time with You
12. Cryin’ Shame

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