Singles A's & B's
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Artist: The Artwoods
Label: Repertoire
Category: Music
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Format: Import
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1
UPC: 766486299429
EAN: 0766486299429
ASIN: B00004W9DR
Release Date: 2000-07-27 |
Singles A's & B's
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Tracks:
- Sweet Mary
- If I Ever Get My Hands on You
- Oh My Love
- Big City
- Goodbye Sisters
- She Knows What to Do
- I Take What I Want
- I'm Looking for a Saxophone Doubling French Horn Wearing Size 37 Boots
- I Feel Good
- Molly Anderson Cookery Book
- What Shall I Do
- In the Deep End
- Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?
- Al's Party
- These Boots Are Made for Walking
- Taste of Honey
- Our Man Flint
- Routine
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Album Description
Digitally remastered German compilation for the British Invasion act featuring Jon Lord (Deep Purple) and Keef Hartley (John Mayall). Digipak with extensive booklet featuring the band's history.
Album Details
Digitally Remastered Digipak featuring Jon Lord and Keef Hartly. Comes with Extensive Booklet Containing the Band's History.
Customer Reviews:
Good Ol' British R&B.......2006-12-02
If you like the early Stones albums and the Yardbirds then this band will be right up your alley. I bought this album because I wanted it for my Deep Purple Family collection (Jon Lord played with the Artwoods) and I was really impressed with the band. Currently I listen to half the songs on a daily basis over and over since getting this CD a few days ago. Some songs are 60s British Rock pop songs, some are raunchy British R&B complete with note snapping, staccato guitar solos, and some are more jazz oriented. Jon Lord plays as great here as he ever did with DP, but the biggest surprise is guitarist Derek Griffiths. He lays some solid licks down for many of the solos and shows a range of diversity to match the style of the music. On Brother Can You Spare A Dime, his style and talent are reminiscent of Ritchie Blackmore. On another track I was reminded of Jimmy Page, and on yet another I thought of Jeff Beck, and later Eric Clapton. It seems Griffiths had the ability and diversity to shift with the music. Also notable is one track where Lord and Griffiths solo together playing the same notes, just like Deep Purple often did and still does.
Vocalist Art Wood is no Rod Stewart or Robert Plant but sings more like early Mick Jagger or a bit like Kieth Relf. A couple of enjoyable tracks are Molly Anderson's Cookery Book and I'm Looking for a Saxophonist Doubling French Horn Wearing Size 37 Boots for both musical interest and the humour in the spoken parts. 100% British for sure!
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