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John Simon (ex. The Band) - John Simon's Album
Жанр: Classic Rock Страна: USA Издатель (лейбл): Watner Bros. Records/Water Номер по каталогу: 145 Lossless: Ready.zp Год издания: 1971 (2005) Аудиокодек: MP3 Тип рипа: tracks Битрейт аудио: 320 kbps Продолжительность: 00:39:38
01 - The Song Of The Elves [00:04:33] 02 - Nobody Knows [00:01:42] 03 - Tannenbaum [00:03:26] 04 - Davey's On The Road Again [00:02:56] 05 - Motocycle Man [00:04:31] 06 - Rain Song [00:03:42] 07 - Don't Forget What I Told You [00:04:35] 08 - The Fool Dressed In Velvet [00:05:46] 09 - Annie Looks Down [00:02:54] 10 - Did You See [00:02:25] 11 - Railroad Train Runnin' Up My Back [00:03:02]
John Simon's Album arrived in 1970, and like the music of The Band is hard to put under any given banner or title. From the opening psychedelic nursery rhyme of The Song Of The Elves, which features Leon Russell and Jean Millington, to dream-like confessionals on Nobody Knows and Rain Song. Three of the strongest songs on the album hit you one after the other: Tannenbaum is all energy with Garth Hudson's soprano sax singing along with John Hall's wonderful dancing guitar lines; Davy's On The Road Again (later a semi-hit for Manfred Mann's Earth Band from their Watch album) was co-written with Robbie Robertson and is the sad tale of a man who has been abandoned and cannot return home to his loved one, with forlorn backup from Muscle Shoals sidemen Barry Beckett and Roger Hawkins; Motorcycle Man is the story of Frilly Fay watching her life slip away in a little roadside cafe. So many characters and too many lost dreams. Rick Danko and Richard Manuel play on this number with tenor from Bobby Keys. The remaining numbers all contain strong lyrics and characters that Simon really seems to understand in his songs, including Don't Forget What I Told You, Annie Looks Down and Did You See? Railroad Train Runnin' Up My Back has friends Rita Coolidge, Bobby Whitlock, Delany Bramlett and Carl Radle along for the ride. --Lee Gabites
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