LP Artwoods Art Gallery (re) Red Vinyl Hifly Sound Hifly 8019 (Deep Purple)
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LP Artwoods Art Gallery (re) Red Vinyl Hifly Sound Hifly 8019 (Deep Purple)
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LP ARTWOODS
Art Gallery
Limited Edition Red Vinyl In
Country of release: Liechtenstein, 2015
Original released: 1966
Manufacturer: Sound Hifly
Catalogue number: Hifly 8019
Bar code: 6501203913615
Gatefold / Gatefold Sleeve: Yes / No
Condition Record: MINT
Condition cover: MINT
LP is still sealed / LP IS STILL SEALED !!!
(Photo from my own LP / Photo taken from my own copy)
Tracks Side 1:
1. Can you hear me (2:54)
2. down in the Valley (2:57)
3. things get better (2:24)
4. walk on the wild side (5:32)
5. I keep Forgettin' (2:26)
6 keep lookin' (3:03)
7. Oh my love (2:05) (Bonus track, single A-side, 1965)
8-big city (2:05) (Bonus track, single B-side, 1965)
9 if I ever get my hands on you (2:01). (Bonus track, single A-side, 1964)
10 sweet Mary (2:53) (Bonus track, single B-side, 1964)
Tracks Side 2:
1. one more heartache (3:09)
2. work, work, work (3:30)
3. Be my lady (3:02)
4. If you gotta make A fool of somebody (2:01).
5. stop and think it over (2:57)
6 don't cry No. more (3:52)
7. I feel good (2:42) (Bonus track, single A-side, 1966)
8 I take what I want (2:54) (Bonus track, single B-side, 1966)
Vocalist and leader Arthur "Art" wood the elder brother of Ronnie, then guitarist with the Byrds and later star sideman to Jeff Beck, Rod Stewart and the glimmer twins. Having served his on-stage apprenticeship with Alexis Korner Blues incorporated, type set about putting own tied it together his in 1963, finally settling with Derek Griffiths (gtr), Malcolm pool (bs), Jon Lord (org) and Keef Hartley (drs). (A couple of familiar names there, then, but not till a few years later.) Eschewing the straight r'n ' B of the Yardbirds, the stones and the animals, the way Woods stuck out for the jazz-inflected soul mix that would soon be in vogue on the SOHO club circuit, covering material by Jimmy Smith, Lieber & Stoller, Eddie Floyd, Allen Toussaint, Isaac Hayes and David Porter, and Solomon Burke. For four years they rocked the live club circuit until the trend towards psychedelia began to edge them out; Unlike many of their contemporaries they declined to make that shift, electing instead to split in ' 67.
The type of Woods did make records; over their four years they responsible six singles plus – despite its cheesy title and homespun cover design - this splendid studio album. Predictably, none of these sold worth a damn: perhaps because the band's completely of covers oeuvre consisted almost, albeit superb ones; Perhaps because the restringsd product lacked the visceral excitement of their live performances. The singles are indeed a little humdrum, given their attempts to polish their raw sound for commercial purposes, but the album is a gem of ensemble musicianship with flashes of individual brilliance. Restringsd in a tiny basement studio in London's Denmark Street under the tutelage of master Decca producer Mike Vernon, it clearly features the live set and gets as close as one could ask to the live vibe, only limited by the need to trim the tracks down to radio-friendly length. There's a lot of variety available. the standout tracks include Burke's "down in the Valley' done in impeccable Stax style, Floyd's"Things Get Better"as a superb garage soul opus with Merseybeat harmonies and raw - nerve fuzz guitar, and a scintillating cover of the Jimmy Smith instrumental"Walk On The Wild Side"in the Middle into a lapse of which the band pure swing jazz groove and Lord produces on orgasmic solo that presages what he'd do with deep purple. Apart from a pedestrian reading of "If You Gotta Make A Fool Of Somebody" there's not a dull moment Switzerland the twelve original tracks. Art's rough-as-a-badger's arse vocal is a guilty pleasure and Messrs Lord and Hartley shine throughout.
The words careers of Lord and Hartley well are but kind documented himself enjoyed far less success. He briefly formed a new outfit in ' 69 with the musicians who would become the faces; Perhaps predictably for to outfit called quiet melon, it sank without trace. Art moved into a new career in graphic design with his other brother Ted and Malcolm pool, singing only occasionally thereafter as a hobby musician till his premature death from cancer in 2006. () (Len, November 27th, 2012/therisingstorm.net)
Art Wood - Vocals
Derek Griffiths - Guitar
Malcolm Poole - Bass Guitar
Jon Lord - organ
Keef Hartley - Drums
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Musikgruppe ARTWOODS Format Album Plattengröße LP (12 Inch) Herstellungsland und -region Liechtenstein Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min EAN 6501203913615 Sampler Nein Genre Rock Eigenschaften Coloured Vinyl Eigenschaften Limited Edition Produkttyp Vinylschallplatte Subgenre Beat, Bluesrock Erscheinungsjahr 1966 / 2015
