The Strawbs: Strawbs auf CD
Strawbs
CD
CD (Compact Disc)
Herkömmliche CD, die mit allen CD-Playern und Computerlaufwerken, aber auch mit den meisten SACD- oder Multiplayern abspielbar ist.
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- Label:
- Mercury, 1969
- UPC/EAN:
- 0600753026793
- Erscheinungstermin:
- 14.8.2008
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Produkttext
After the recording of the tapes which would eventually be released as All Our Own Work (and later Sandy And The Strawbs), Dave Cousins set out to find a UK record label (they were signed to Danish Sonet Records). However, Sandy Denny then decided to go back to her blossoming solo career, and subsequently joined Fairport Convention. US label A&M were just starting up a London office, and Sonet's head, Karl Knudsen, sent a copy of the Sandy tapes to a contact at A&M, and as a result the Strawbs became the first UK band signed to the label. They quickly recorded a single "Oh How She Changed"/"Or Am I Dreaming", which proved quite popular, and they settled down to make an album.
The album they initially put together was a pop masterpiece - however, A&M thought they'd signed progressive folkies rather than pop hopefuls, and, despite having spent large wedges of cash already, the Strawbs went back to the studio to record some more tracks. The album as released received critical acclaim, though not commercial success. The single from the album "The Man Who Called Himself Jesus" was, predictably, banned by the BBC. The outtakes from the intial sessions appeared on the limited pressing Strawberry Sampler No. 1 along with some other demos and rarities. (strawbsweb. co. uk)
The album they initially put together was a pop masterpiece - however, A&M thought they'd signed progressive folkies rather than pop hopefuls, and, despite having spent large wedges of cash already, the Strawbs went back to the studio to record some more tracks. The album as released received critical acclaim, though not commercial success. The single from the album "The Man Who Called Himself Jesus" was, predictably, banned by the BBC. The outtakes from the intial sessions appeared on the limited pressing Strawberry Sampler No. 1 along with some other demos and rarities. (strawbsweb. co. uk)
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Tracklisting
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Mitwirkende
Disk 1 von 1 (CD)
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1 The Man Who Called Himself Jesus (Album Version)
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2 That Which Once Was Mine
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3 All The Little Ladies
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4 Pieces Of 79 And 15
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5 Tell Me What You See In Me
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6 Oh How She Changed
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7 Or Am I Dreaming?
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8 Where Is This Dream Of Your Youth?
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9 Poor Jimmy Wilson
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10 Where Am I (I'll Show You Where To Sleep)
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11 The Battle (Album Version)
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12 Interview / That Which Once Was Mine
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13 Poor Jimmy Wilson
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14 The Battle
