Under Open Skies

Under Open Skies Artist: Luther Grosvenor
Label: Gottdiscs
Category: Music


Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Format: Original recording remastered
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1


UPC: 881881001924
EAN: 0881881001924
ASIN: B0006FV63Y


Release Date: 2005-01-20

Under Open Skies


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Tracks:

  1. Ride On
  2. Here Comes The Queen
  3. When I Met You
  4. Love The Way
  5. Waiting
  6. Rocket
  7. Under Open Skies
  8. Heavy Day
  9. All The People

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Product Description

1. Ride On
2. Here Comes The Queen
3. When I Met You
4. Waiting
5. Rocket
6. Under Open Skies


Format: CD

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars From the Guy About to Become Ariel Bender.......2007-05-21

Granted, this album derives more from The Band than either Spooky Tooth or Mott, and that there's no real moments of guitar flash that would be witnessed later in Mott and also in Widowmaker. Still, its a pleasant, rustic, Countrified Grosvenor here. Also the album proved he could hold his own in the vocals department. Outstanding cuts are "Here Comes The Queen" - which was later spotlighted in Mott the Hoople concerts, and "When I Met You".

It was largely on the strength of this album, which ironically featured Bender's soon-to-be-predecessor and good friend Mick Ralphs on rhythm guitar on the opening track, that Grosvenor landed a brief job in Stealers Wheel, recording the original (and best by far) version of "Everything is Going to Turn Out Fine". It was but a short leap from "Stuck in the Middle with Rafferty and Egan" to "All the Way from Bradford with Ian, Buffin, and Overend." And much acclaimed recognition by his peers - including Jeff Beck.

Music Album:

  1. Live at the Paradiso 1969 ~ Soft Machine
  2. Blue Jays ~ Justin Hayward & John Lodge
  3. Love Letters from Elvis ~ Elvis Presley
  4. The Casanovas ~ The Casanovas
  5. Between Tides ~ Roger Eno
  6. Document ~ R.E.M.
  7. Yesterday's Children ~ Yesterday's Children
  8. Freak Brain ~ Danny & The Nightmares
  9. Dancing 'til Dawn ~ Various Artists
  10. The Best of the Christians ~ Christians

Music Album

Music Album

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Other Aspects ~ Eric Dolphy

The Gap ~ Steve Lacy

Out to Lunch ~ Eric Dolphy

Rose My Dear ~ Calvin Brooks

Chicago to New York: 1936-1945 ~ Roy Eldridge

Mojotoro ~ Dino Saluzzi Group

Missao Groove and Remixes ~ Cool Hipnoise

Africa Gerais ~ Mauricio Tizumba

Presenca Coral ~ Jose-Acacio Santana

Balladen ~ Katja Ebstein