Richie Havens: Richard P. Havens 1983
Richard P. Havens 1983
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- Label: Raven, 1969
- Erscheinungstermin: 27.10.2008
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Here on a single CD Raven reissues the ambitious double LP Richard P. Havens, 1983 by renowned New York folk-rock singer RICHIE HAVENS. With superb quality audio, two bonus tracks, color booklet and detailed liner notes this is a must for fans of earthy and literate folk-rock. This was the third of Haven’s albums for MGM’s Verve Forecast label, released during 1969 in the wake of his crowd-stirring performance at Woodstock. Combining 12 studio tracks with five live recordings taken from a July 1968 concert, this album sees Havens in his prime and helped pushed him to overnight success.
With Haven’s unusual open-E guitar tuning, unmistakable thumb-chorded strumming and distinctive smoky voice, much of the music features an organic and melancholy vibe. The live cuts ‘Run, Shaker Life’ and ‘Do You Feel Good?’ present a more exuberant and very lively context. Havens is at his best on self-penned tracks like the epic ‘For Haven’s Sake’, the passionate ‘Indian Rope Man’, the gritty anti-Vietnam War song ‘What More Can I Say John?’ and the Indian-influenced ‘Putting out the Vibration, And Hoping it Comes Home’. His imaginative choice of cover versions – Bob Dylan’s ‘I Pity the Poor Immigrant’, Leonard Cohen’s ‘Priests’, Lennon & McCartney’s ‘Strawberry Fields Forever’ and Donovan’s ‘Wear Your Love like Heaven’ – is further affirmation of his intuitive connection with the song writers’ craft. (ravenrecords. com. au)
With Haven’s unusual open-E guitar tuning, unmistakable thumb-chorded strumming and distinctive smoky voice, much of the music features an organic and melancholy vibe. The live cuts ‘Run, Shaker Life’ and ‘Do You Feel Good?’ present a more exuberant and very lively context. Havens is at his best on self-penned tracks like the epic ‘For Haven’s Sake’, the passionate ‘Indian Rope Man’, the gritty anti-Vietnam War song ‘What More Can I Say John?’ and the Indian-influenced ‘Putting out the Vibration, And Hoping it Comes Home’. His imaginative choice of cover versions – Bob Dylan’s ‘I Pity the Poor Immigrant’, Leonard Cohen’s ‘Priests’, Lennon & McCartney’s ‘Strawberry Fields Forever’ and Donovan’s ‘Wear Your Love like Heaven’ – is further affirmation of his intuitive connection with the song writers’ craft. (ravenrecords. com. au)
- Tracklisting
Disk 1 von 1 (CD)
- 1 Stop Pulling and Pushing Me
- 2 For Haven's Sake
- 3 Strawberry Fields Forever
- 4 What More Can I Say John
- 5 I Pity the Poor Immigrant
- 6 Lady Madonna
- 7 Priests
- 8 Indian Rope Man
- 9 Cautiously
- 10 Just Above My Hobby Horse's Head
- 11 She's Leaving Home
- 12 Putting out the Vibration, And Hoping It Comes Home
- 13 The Parable of Ramon Live
- 14 With a Little Help from My Friends Live
- 15 Wear Your Love Like Heaven Live
- 16 Run, Shaker Life Live
- 17 Do You Feel Good? Live
- 18 Handsome Johnny Bonus Track
- 19 No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience Needed Bonus Track
