Fanny - First Time In A Long Time: The Reprise Recordings

Banda: Fanny

Disco: First Time In A Long Time: The Reprise Recordings

Ano: 2002

Gênero: Blues-Rock, Boogie Rock, Soft Rock, Glam Rock, Power Pop

Faixas:

Disc 1

1. Come And Hold Me [From album "Fanny", 1970] (June Millington, Jean Millington) 2:46

2. I Just Realized [From album "Fanny", 1970] (Nickey Barclay, June Millington) 4:00

3. Candlelighter Man [From album "Fanny", 1970] (June Millington, Jean Millington) 3:35

4. Conversation With A Cop [From album "Fanny", 1970] (Nickey Barclay) 3:09

5. Badge [From album "Fanny", 1970] (Eric Clapton, George Harrison) 3:01

6. Changing Horses [From album "Fanny", 1970] (Nickey Barclay) 3:48

7. Bitter Wine [From album "Fanny", 1970] (Nickey Barclay) 3:17

8. Take A Message To The Captain [From album "Fanny", 1970] (Nickey Barclay) 3:31

9. It Takes A Lot Of Good Lovin' [From album "Fanny", 1970] (Alvertis Isbell, Booker T. Jones) 4:25

10. Shade Me [From album "Fanny", 1970] (Nickey Barclay) 4:39

11. Seven Roads [First Version] [From album "Fanny", 1970] (June Millington, Jean Millington, Alice de Buhr) 4:19

12. Charity Ball [First Version] [From the erroneously released Canadian edition of album "Fanny"] (June Millington, Jean Millington, Alice de Buhr) 2:52

13. Place In The Country [First Version] [From the erroneously released Canadian edition of album "Fanny"] (Nickey Barclay) 3:34

14. Changes [From the erroneously released Canadian edition of album "Fanny"] (June Millington) 2:16

15. One Step At A Time [From the erroneously released Canadian edition of album "Fanny"] (Josephine Armstead, Nickolas Ashford, Valerie Simpson) 3:03

16. Nowhere To Run [From the erroneously released Canadian edition of album "Fanny"] (Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier, Eddie Holland) 3:20

17. Seven Roads [Second Version] [From the erroneously released Canadian edition of album "Fanny"] (June Millington, Jean Millington, Alice de Buhr) 3:47

18. Lady's Choice [From the erroneously released Canadian edition of album "Fanny"] (June Millington, Jean Millington) 2:47

19. New Day [From the erroneously released Canadian edition of album "Fanny"] (June Millington, Jean Millington) 3:43

20. I Find Myself [Wild Honey demo session, July 11, 1969] (Adrienne Lee Clement) 4:04

21. Queen Aretha [Wild Honey demo session, July 11, 1969] (June Millington) 4:20

22. Flame Tree [Wild Honey demo session, July 11, 1969] (June Millington) 3:11

23. Fanny Reprise Records Promo One (0:23)

24. Fanny Reprise Records Promo Two (0:23)

25. Fanny Reprise Records Promo Three (0:32)

Disc 2

1. Charity Ball [Second Version] [From album "Charity Ball", 1971] (June Millington, Jean Millington, Alice de Buhr) 2:29

2. What Kind Of Lover [From album "Charity Ball", 1971] (Nickey Barclay) 2:58

3. Cat Fever [From album "Charity Ball", 1971] (Nickey Barclay) 3:23

4. A Person Like You [From album "Charity Ball", 1971] (Nickey Barclay) 2:58

5. Special Care [From album "Charity Ball", 1971] (Stephens Stills) 4:23

6. What's Wrong With Me? [From album "Charity Ball", 1971] (Jean Millington) 1:43

7. Soul Child [From album "Charity Ball", 1971] (Nickey Barclay, June Millington, Jean Millington) 3:51

8. You're The One [From album "Charity Ball", 1971] (June Millington, Jean Millington) 4:10

9. Thinking Of You [From album "Charity Ball", 1971] (June Millington) 3:25

10. Place In The Country [Second Version] [From album "Charity Ball", 1971] (Nickey Barclay) 3:08

11. A Little While Later [From album "Charity Ball", 1971] (Nickey Barclay) 5:40

12. Charity Ball [Single Version] (June Millington, Jean Millington, Alice de Buhr) 2:29

13. True Blue [Informal recording labeled as "The Kitchen Tapes" from album "Fanny Hill", circa early 1970] (June Millington) 1:03

14. Candlelighter Man [Informal recording labeled as "The Kitchen Tapes" from album "Fanny Hill", circa early 1970] (June Millington, Jean Millington) 2:54

15. Summer Song [Informal recording labeled as "The Kitchen Tapes" from album "Fanny Hill", circa early 1970] (June Millington) 4:07

16. Tomorrow [From "Fanny Hill" sessions, December 1971] (June Millington) 2:15

17. Rock Bottom Blues [Backing Track] [From "Fanny Hill" sessions, December 1971] (June Millington, Jean Millington, Nickey Barclay, Alice de Buhr) 3:08

18. Ain't That Peculiar [From album "Fanny Hill", 1972] (William Robinson, Warren Moore, Marvin Tarplin, Robert Rogers) 4:05

19. Knock On My Door [From album "Fanny Hill", 1972] (Nickey Barclay) 3:19

20. Blind Alley [From album "Fanny Hill", 1972] (Nickey Barclay, Alice de Buhr) 4:35

21. You've Got A Home [From album "Fanny Hill", 1972] (June Millington) 3:47

22. Wonderful Feeling [From album "Fanny Hill", 1972] (Jean Millington) 3:18

23. Borrowed Time [From album "Fanny Hill", 1972] (Nickey Barclay) 3:26

Disc 3

1. Hey Bulldog [From album "Fanny Hill", 1972] (John Lennon, Paul McCartney) 3:55

2. Think About The Children [From album "Fanny Hill", 1972] (June Millington) 4:10

3. Rock Bottom Blues [From album "Fanny Hill", 1972] (June Millington, Jean Millington, Nickey Barclay, Alice de Buhr) 3:08

4. Sound And The Fury [From album "Fanny Hill", 1972] (June Millington) 3:04

5. The First Time [From album "Fanny Hill", 1972] (Nickey Barclay) 4:57

6. Rock Bottom Blues [Original Vocal] [From "Fanny Hill" sessions, December 1971] (June Millington, Jean Millington, Nickey Barclay, Alice de Buhr) 3:15

7. Wonderful Feeling [Single Version] (Jean Millington) 3:16

8. Young And Dumb [Single Version] (Ike Turner) 3:33

9. Hey Bulldog [Recorded live at the Bijou Café, Philadelphia, April 21, 1973] (John Lennon, Paul McCartney) 4:41

10. Summer Song [Recorded live at the Bijou Café, Philadelphia, April 21, 1973] (June Millington) 4:45

11. It Takes A Lot Of Good Lovin' [Recorded live at the Bijou Café, Philadelphia, April 21, 1973] (Alvertis Isbell, Booker T. Jones) 3:52

12. Badge [Recorded live at the Bijou Café, Philadelphia, April 21, 1973] (Eric Clapton, George Harrison) 3:31

13. Young And Dumb [Recorded live at the Bijou Café, Philadelphia, April 21, 1973] (Ike Turner) 4:53

14. Last Night I Had A Dream [Recorded live at the Bijou Café, Philadelphia, April 21, 1973] (Randy Newman) 4:57

15. Ain't That Peculiar [Recorded live at the Bijou Café, Philadelphia, April 21, 1973] (William Robinson, Warren Moore, Marvin Tarplin, Robert Rogers) 4:35

16. Borrowed Time [Recorded live in Cleveland, April 11, 1972] (Nickey Barclay) 3:30

17. Place In The Country [Recorded live in Cleveland, April 11, 1972] (Nickey Barclay) 3:38

18. Knock On My Door [Recorded live in Cleveland, April 11, 1972] (Nickey Barclay) 5:05

19. Charity Ball [Recorded live in Cleveland, April 11, 1972] (June Millington, Jean Millington, Alice de Buhr) 5:46

Disc 4

1. Lonesome Pine [From "Mother's Pride" demo session] (Nickey Barclay) 4:43

2. Beside Myself [From "Mother's Pride" demo session] (Nickey Barclay, Jean Millington) 4:05

3. I'll Never Be The Same [From "Mother's Pride" demo session] (June Millington) 4:08

4. All Mine [From "Mother's Pride" demo session] (June Millington, Jean Millington) 4:26

5. Old Milwaukee [From "Mother's Pride" demo session] (Tret Fure) 3:12

6. Long Road Home [From "Mother's Pride" demo session] (June Millington) 2:55

7. Back In My Arms Again [Unissued recording from April 1973] (Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier, Eddie Holland) 3:43

8. No Deposit, No Return [Unissued recording from circa 1971] (Nickey Barclay) 2:27

9. Last Night I Had A Dream [From album "Mother's Pride, 1973] (Randy Newman) 3:55

10. Long Road Home [From album "Mother's Pride, 1973] (June Millington) 2:55

11. Old Hat [From album "Mother's Pride, 1973] (David Skinner) 4:14

12. Solid Gold [From album "Mother's Pride, 1973] (Nickey Barclay) 2:54

13. Is It Really You? [From album "Mother's Pride, 1973] (Nickey Barclay) 5:23

14. All Mine [From album "Mother's Pride, 1973] (June Millington, Jean Millington) 3:24

15. Summer Song [Recording in London, November 1972] (June Millington) 3:11

16. Polecat Blues [From album "Mother's Pride, 1973] (June Millington) 3:14

17. Beside Myself [From album "Mother's Pride, 1973] (Nickey Barclay, Jean Millington) 3:54

18. Regular Guy [From album "Mother's Pride, 1973] (Nickey Barclay) 2:25

19. I Need You Need Me [From album "Mother's Pride, 1973] (Nickey Barclay) 4:55

20. Feelings [From album "Mother's Pride, 1973] (Nickey Barclay, June Millington) 1:58

21. I'm Satisfied [From album "Mother's Pride, 1973] (Nickey Barclay) 3:08

22. Fanny Reprise Records Promo Four (1:03)

23. 'Till Then [From "Mother's Pride" demo session] (June Millington) 0:19

Créditos:

Alice de Buhr: Drums, Percussion, Tambourine, Vocals

Jean Millington: Bass, Vocals

Nickey Barclay: Acoustic & Electric Pianos, Organ, Acoustic Guitar, Vocals

June Millington: Acoustic & Electric Guitars, Clavinet, Vocals

Músicos adicionais:

Bobby Keys: Saxophones

Jim Price: Trumpet, Trombone

The Fannets (Todd, Jocko, Ralph): Backing Vocals

Biografia:

A biografia da banda, que segue, em tradução livre do inglês, foi extraída do site Oldies, que, por sua vez, cita, como fonte primária do texto, a Encyclopedia Of Popular Music, de Colin Larkin (sob licença da editora Muze).

A Warner Brothers Records afirmou, em 1970, que a banda Fanny, sua contratada, era o "primeiro grupo de rock feminino". O grupo fez carreira por quatro anos assentada na declaração da sua gravadora, escanteando todos os artistas concorrentes que disputavam esse posto, incluindo a banda Birtha, cuja peça publicitária de mau gosto dizia: "Birtha tem coragem" (nota minha: no original, "balls", que também significa culhões, daí o infame trocadilho com a palavra "fanny", que, na gíria inglesa, quer dizer bunda [Estados Unidos] e vagina [Inglaterra]). Chamada inicialmente de Wild Honey, o nome Fanny foi sugerido por George Harrison ao produtor da banda, Richard Perry. Foi apenas mais tarde que o grupo percebeu quão maliciosa era sua nova denominação (nota minha: ver nota anterior).

Constituída por Jean Millington (nascida no ano de 1950, em Manila, Fipilinas; baixo e vocais), June Millington (nascida no ano de 1949, em Manila, Filipinas; guitarra e vocais), Alice de Buhr (nascida no ano de 1950, em Mason City, Iowa, EUA; bateria) e Nickey Barclay (nascida no ano de 1951, em Washington, DC, EUA; teclados), a banda tocava rock and roll pesado e empolgante, mas sempre figurou na segunda divisão do ranking roqueiro. Era mais popular no Reino Unido, onde realizava turnês regularmente e gravava nos estúdios Apple e Olympic. June Millington e Alice de Buhr saíram em 1974, sendo substituídas por Patti Quatro (irmã de Suzi Quatro), da Pleasure Seekers, e Brie Brandt-Howard. Nenhum disco da banda alcançou as paradas da Grã-Bretanha e as vendas nos Estados Unidos foram escassas. "Charity Ball", o segundo álbum do grupo, foi seu melhor trabalho, fornecendo-lhe um sucesso Top 40 nos Estados Unidos com a música-título. Todd Rundgren produziu "Mother's Pride", porém, ironicamente, o maior hit da banda, "Butter Boy" (29° lugar nas paradas americanas) coincidiu com seu esfacelamento, em 1975. June e Jean Millington formaram a Millington, que lançou um único disco em 1978.