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Kulu Se Mama
Running Time: 7:11
Comments: Recorded at Sound Techniques |
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Holy Woman
Running Time: 5:29
Comments: Recorded at Sound Techniques |
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Yes I Can
Running Time: 6:48
Comments: Recorded at Sound Techniques | |
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Juju
Running Time: 3:37
Comments: Recorded at Trident Studios |
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Black Velvet
Running Time: 3:48
Comments: Recorded at Trident Studios |
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House For Sale
Running Time: 3:45
Comments: Recorded at Sound Techniques |
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Cold Light Of Day
Running Time: 4:10
Comments: Recorded at Sound Techniques |
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Cool Me Down
Running Time: 6:10
Comments: Recorded at Sound Techniques |
| Guest Appearance » |
Peter Green
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| Released » |
1970
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| Format » |
Import Vinyl/CD Album
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| Other Appearances » |
Mel Collins (Producer), Derek Austin (Songwriter), Derek Austin (Songwriter), Delisle (McKenzie) Harper (Songwriter), Delisle (McKenzie) Harper (Songwriter), Godfrey MacLean (Songwriter), Godfrey MacLean (Songwriter), Robert (Bobby) Tench (Songwriter), Robert (Bobby) Tench (Songwriter), Hamish & Gustav (Sleeve Design), Julian Hann (Photography), Jerry/Gerry Boyce/Boys (Engineered By), Malcolm (Engineered By) |
| Record Label » |
Polydor/Synton Archive Productions |
| Catalogue Number » |
2383 022/1022AM
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| Running Time » |
41:17
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| Liner Notes » |
Thanks to Peter Green.
Manufactured by Polydor Records Ltd., London
Printed and made by MacNeill Press Ltd. in London, England S.E.1
This stereo record can be played on mono reproducers provided either a compatible or stereo cartridge wired for mono is fitted. Recent equipment may already be fitted with a suitable cartridge. If in doubt consult your dealer.
All rights of the manufacturer and of the owner of the recorded work reserved. Unauthorized public performance, broadcasting and copying of this record prohibited.
Super Stereo
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Fun funk featured mainly on side one
Review written by John Fitzgerald, January 23rd, 2005 Oddly, I must admit that my favorites from this record are those from side one but I'll first talk about the two songs with Peter on guitar but I can't say either really feature it prominently. "Juju" is a speedy stomp in the tradition of Steve Miller's "Livin' in the USA" which although passable is not as catchy as "Black velvet" which is a slow soulful number but with the ultra busy drumming work of Godfrey MacLean on Peter's "End of the game" album, one would easily imagine Peter returning the favor by appearing on songs from Mcclean's band that would be just as suspenseful & exciting but they are probably the most commercial sounding on the record. The others from side two are rather funk laden such as the energetic closer "Cool me down" but side one makes this platter for me. "Kulu se mama" & "Yes I can" are lengthy with original instrumentation (at the time) featuring violins & flutes at only the right times with the typical funk set up which sets those such as Pacific Gas & Electric on their ears. They do change between loud and quiet, fast and slow like those on "The end of the game" but these do have vocals which keep it more straightforward from the get go. These two numbers sandwich my favorite song "Holy woman" which sounds like a "Whiter shade of pale" rip off first time around but with the explosive guitar break at the end, you find yourself listening to it more and more topped with the impressive lead vocals of the much traveled Robert Tench, this is good funky fun overall.
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| Last Modified » |
2010-10-20 |
| Tracklisting » |
Discography entry submitted by Jeff Kenney & Marty Adelson. |
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