Sleepy John -Sleepy JohnRemastered[MP3!]

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专辑中文名: Sleepy John
歌手: Sleepy John
资源格式: MP3
版本: Remastered
发行时间: 1970年
地区: 美国
语言: 英语
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专辑介绍：
来自印第安纳的Sleepy John组建于1969年,包括David Lee (keyboards, vocals), Tom Williams (drums), Jim Bartlett (bass, vocals), 和Frank Trowbridge (guitar, vocals),这张2004年由Gear Fab再版的同名专辑,将1970年乐队两张LP合并,乐队听上去感觉像Procol Harum和the Crazy World of Arthur Brown
Contrary to popular belief, Idaho is not strictly a vast wasteland of libertarian crankiness, or, to be more precise, it may be that on the whole, but it has also had its share of hippie nonconformists, some of them wielding electric musical instruments. With this archival find, Gear Fab has unearthed the work of one of the more worthwhile shaggy-haired Idaho bands of the rock era. The CD pulls together two separate 1970 sessions recorded by Sleepy John and here given their first public airing. The music is quite strong, often propelled by David Lee’s overdriven Hammond organ work, a sound that might be thought of as the missing link between the aggressiveness of the garage and the gloomy complexity of prog rock — think Procol Harum crossed with the Crazy World of Arthur Brown. There are a few other hints of progressive influences throughout Sleepy John, particularly in the minor-key chord changes, the epic, episodic song structures of pieces like “Nothing,” “Seasons,” and “Trying to Fly,” and a single lyrical nod to literary fantasy (“Dragons”). That said, this isn’t really artsy stuff, doesn’t take itself too seriously, and even intersperses the heady instrumental passages at which the band excelled with occasional satirical nods to country (“Losing My Plow,” “Cowboy”) and the blues (“I Just Happen to Be (In Love With You)”). Sleepy John isn’t really psychedelic, either, in the generally accepted sense of the term, though it’s easy to see how dealers could mislabel elements of the band’s music in that way, especially some of those instrumental explorations. Frank Trowbridge’s intriguing guitar work sometimes approaches the sustained tone of Spirit’s Randy California, and Tom Williams’ drumming is effectively elemental (listen to the raw, relentless, almost tribal stretches of “Al Capa Strong”). But this is, by and large, blues-based hard rock, albeit considerably more sophisticated (“Prelude to a Dream” is adept jazz-rock), inquisitive, and penetrating than the norm. These guys were perhaps only a few hooks and a decent singer — and a state line or two — removed from genuine success.
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专辑曲目:
01. River
02. Al Capa Strong
03. Nothing
04. Dragons
05. Prelude to a Dream
06. Seasons
07. Losing My Plow
08. Hard Workin’ Woman
09. I Just Happen to Be (In Love With You)
10. Monday Blues
11. You Say
12. Trying to Fly
13. Blue Sky
14. Cowboy
15. Searching for the World
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