If Your Memory Serves You Well

If Your Memory Serves You Well Artist: Julie Driscoll & The Brian Auger Trinity
Label: Dressed to Kill
Category: Music


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


UPC: 666629139127
EAN: 0666629139127
ASIN: B00004U9YO


Release Date: 2001-07-10

If Your Memory Serves You Well


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Tracks:

  1. Don't Do It No More - Julie Driscoll
  2. I Didn't Want To Have To Do It - Julie Driscoll
  3. I Don't Know Where You Are - Julie Driscoll
  4. I Know You Love Me Not - Julie Driscoll
  5. If You Should Ever Leave Me - Julie Driscoll
  6. Shadows Of You - Julie Driscoll
  7. Come Back To Croydon - The Brian Auger Trinity
  8. Foolkiller - The Brian Auger Trinity
  9. Kiko - The Brian Auger Trinity
  10. Let's Do It Tonight - The Brian Auger Trinity
  11. Own Up, Lady Astor - The Brian Auger Trinity
  12. Tiger - The Brian Auger Trinity

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Album Details

Sixties Pop Diva Turned Avant-garde Jazz Singer Julie Driscoll was Encouraged to Begin a Performing Career by Brian Auger's Manager Giorgio Gomelsky, who Produced the Sessions Recorded Here Shortly Before Julie Joined the Band.

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Driscoll is NOT Janis Joplin.......2007-04-25

Much of the material on this disc, especially the Auger titles, have nothing to do with Jools. The instrumental
work "Fool Killer" & "Kiko" show the jazz underpinings of Auger's Oblivion Express. I was not impressed by
" Oh, baby won't you come back home to Croyden" however. It's as if Auge & Trinity only share disc space with Driscoll.

To sample Jools I highly recommend "I know You Love Me Not". This song brings comparisons to Dusty Springfield' s "The Look Of Love" and Burt Bacharach's production style, it's 60's sophisticated and powerful.

I broke out my vinyl lp Jools & Brian for comparison. The liner notes quote EYE magazine's "the Janis Joplin of
Great Britain" label for Ms Driscoll, she's not close. Her later works were much stronger but "I Know You Love Me Not" is almost worth the price.

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  1. Take Your Flunky and Dangle ~ Steve Wynn
  2. No Expense Spared ~ Wakeman With Wakeman
  3. Strange Seasons ~ Nadine
  4. One Hit Wonders of Love ~ Various Artists
  5. Gold Collection: 30 Years of Rock 'N' Roll ~ Various Artists
  6. Defector ~ Steve Hackett
  7. Teenage Idols
  8. Exit at the Axis ~ Sky Cries Mary
  9. Enjoy Bein a Kid ~ Mandi
  10. (This Is) What We Call Progress ~ Saloon

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Original Visions ~ Paul Bollenback

Gary Smulyan with Strings ~ Gary Smulyan

Hidden Voices ~ Anthony Davis

Trad Mad! The PYE Trad-Jazz Anthology ~ Various Artists

Jivin' the Vibes ~ Lionel Hampton

Alto Falante ~ Alexandre Pires

Super Oldie-Fete ~ Various Artists

Big Red ~ Various Artists

Short Hope ~ Tacasy

Nostalgia Italiana: 1962 ~ Various Artists