Phil Alvin: Un "Sung Stories"
Un "Sung Stories"
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: Ace, 1986
- Erscheinungstermin: 6.12.2018
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The first-ever UK CD release for this fantastically eclectic solo album by the original lead singer (and cofounder) of the Blasters – one of only two that Phil Alvin has made in a near 40-year career.
Originally issued in 1986 on vinyl and cassette only, “Un-‘Sung’ Stories” embraces blues, R&B, big band swing and gospel, with repertoire dating from the 1920s through to the 1950s. It should have had commercial success to match the original critical acclaim it received, but the lack of an original digital release at a time when CD was fast becoming the industry standard audio mode, hampered its progress and reduced its commercial visibility.
Several tracks feature the Sun Ra Arkestra and are notable for being the very last recordings the Arkestra made while its founder and leader was alive. Also featured across the album are New Orleans’ Dirty Dozen Brass band and a host of guest musicians including New Orleans R&B saxophone legend Lee Allen, two of Alvin’s fellow Blasters in Gene Taylor and David Carroll, former Herd bass-player Gary Taylor and Seatrain violinist Richard Greene.
An invigorating flip through the book of American music’s back pages which still sounds fresh and vibrant more than 30 years after it was made – guaranteed to appeal to anyone who likes or has at any time liked Ry Cooder, Leon Redbone and their ilk, as well as long-time Blasters fans.
Originally issued in 1986 on vinyl and cassette only, “Un-‘Sung’ Stories” embraces blues, R&B, big band swing and gospel, with repertoire dating from the 1920s through to the 1950s. It should have had commercial success to match the original critical acclaim it received, but the lack of an original digital release at a time when CD was fast becoming the industry standard audio mode, hampered its progress and reduced its commercial visibility.
Several tracks feature the Sun Ra Arkestra and are notable for being the very last recordings the Arkestra made while its founder and leader was alive. Also featured across the album are New Orleans’ Dirty Dozen Brass band and a host of guest musicians including New Orleans R&B saxophone legend Lee Allen, two of Alvin’s fellow Blasters in Gene Taylor and David Carroll, former Herd bass-player Gary Taylor and Seatrain violinist Richard Greene.
An invigorating flip through the book of American music’s back pages which still sounds fresh and vibrant more than 30 years after it was made – guaranteed to appeal to anyone who likes or has at any time liked Ry Cooder, Leon Redbone and their ilk, as well as long-time Blasters fans.
Rezensionen
»Die Dirty Dozen Brass Band, aber auch Sun & The Arkestra unterstützten Alvin im Studio. Swing meets Americana, und beide verbrüdern sich mit verhalten vorgetragenem Blues, aber auch Gospel und Country.« (Good Times, Februar/März 2019)- Tracklisting
Disk 1 von 1 (CD)
- 1 Someone stole gabriel's horn
- 2 Next week sometime
- 3 The ballad of smokey Joe
- 4 Death in the morning
- 5 The old man of the mountain
- 6 Daddy rollin' stone
- 7 Titanic blues
- 8 Brother can you spare a dime?
- 9 Collins cave
- 10 Gangster's blues