Gênero: Blues-Rock, British Blues, Psychedelic Rock, British Psychedelia
Disco: Love Is
Ano: 1968(*)
Faixas:
1. River Deep, Mountain High (Greenwich, Barry, Spector) 7:26
2. I'm An Animal (Sylvester) 5:38
3. I'm Dying, Or Am I? (Burdon) 4:32
4. Ring Of Fire (Carter, Kilgore) 4:58
5. Coloured Rain (Wood, Capaldi, Winwood) 9:41
6. To Love Somebody (B. Gibb, R. Gibb) 6:58
7. As The Years Go Passing By (Malone) 10:17
8. Gemini (Hammond)/The Madman (Summers, Money) 17:23
Créditos:
Eric Burdon: Lead Vocals
Andy Summers, John Weider: Guitar, Vocals
Zoot Money: Organ, Various Pianos, Bass Guitar, Vocals
Barry Jenkins: Drums, Percussion, Vocals
(*) CD lançado em 1994.
Disco: The Twain Shall Meet [Bonus Tracks]
Ano: 2004(*)
Faixas:
1. Monterey (4:40)
2. Just The Thought (3:51)
3. Closer To The Truth (4:35)
4. No Self Pity (4:55)
5. Orange And Red Beams (3:46)
6. Sky Pilot (7:23)
7. We Love You Lil (6:45)
8. All Is One (7:41)
9. Sky Pilot, Part 1 [Single Version] [Bonus Track] (4:24)
10. Sky Pilot, Part 2 [Single Version] [Bonus Track] (3:04)
11. Monterey [Single Version] [Bonus Track] (4:27)
12. Anything [Single Version] [Bonus Track] (2:51)
13. It's All Meat [Single Version] [Bonus Track] (2:08)
Músicas de autoria da banda, menos "Orange And Red Beams", composta por Daniel McCulloch.
Créditos:
Eric Burdon: Lead Vocals
Daniel McCulloch: Bass, Lead Vocals (faixas 2, 5)
Barry Jenkins: Drums
Victor Briggs: Guitar
John Weider: Guitar, Violin
(*) LP lançado originalmente em 1968.



Thanks a lot for this and the rest!!!
ResponderExcluirIs would be possible to get the compilation 'The Animals - The Mickie Most Years And More'. I think the link is dead. It would be greatful.
ResponderExcluirThanks in advance
New link in The Animals. Thanks for comment.
ResponderExcluirThe album LOVE IS both glorious and a glorious mess. It's on my Top Ten of All-Time albums list. Fenton Robinson's As The Years Go Passing By defines British blues of that era (late 1960s) with dueling psychedelic lead guitars, and Traffic's Colored Rain blows away every other jazz-rock arrangement of the period, with the exception of Al Kooper's original Blood, Sweat and Tears.
ResponderExcluirA below-the-radar masterpiece,
Thanks for comment, Mark.
ResponderExcluirOs links estão off
ResponderExcluirNovos links.
ResponderExcluirThanks for the new link! Impressive.
ResponderExcluirGreat blog!!!
Thanks for comment.
ResponderExcluirThanks for sharing the music from your blog.
ResponderExcluirLongaticum
Eric Burdon - Animals, force, valeur éternelle ... Merci, amigo mio!
ResponderExcluirNão há de quê, Jean.
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