Warren Zevon: Collector's Edition

構成数 : 2枚
合計収録時間 : 01:31:52
Personnel includes: Warren Zevon (vocals, guitar, harmonica, piano, electric piano); David Lindley (guitar, slide guitar, banjo, fiddle); Waddy Watchel (guitar); Jackson Browne (slide guitar, piano, background vocals); Jai Winding (piano, organ, synthesizer); Bobby Keys (saxophone); Bob Glaub, Marty David, Roy Marinell (bass); Larry Zack, Gary Mallaber (drums); Phil Everly, John David Souther, Lindsay Buckingham, Glenn Frey, Don Henley, Stevie Nicks, Jorge Calderon, Bonnie Raitt, Rosemary Butler (background vocals). Recorded at Elektra Sound Recorders and Sunset Sound Recorders, Los Angeles. Composer/Lyricist: Warren Zevon. Personnel: Warren Zevon (vocals, guitar, harmonica, piano, electric piano); Glenn Frey, Lindsey Buckingham (vocals, guitar); Jackson Browne (vocals, slide guitar, piano); Jai Winding (vocals, piano, organ, synthesizer); The Gentlemen Boys, Don Henley, J.D. Souther, Jorge Calderon, Phil Everly, Rosemary Butler, Stevie Nicks, Carl Wilson , Bonnie Raitt, Billy Hinsche (vocals); Ned Doheny, Waddy Wachtel (guitar); David Lindley (slide guitar, banjo, fiddle, bass guitar); The Sid Sharp Strings, The Sidney Sharp Strings (strings); Bobby Keys (saxophone); Marty David, Roy Marinell, Bob Glaub (bass instrument); Gary Mallaber, Larry Zack (drums); Fritz Richmond. Audio Mixer: John Haeny. Audio Remasterer: Gavin Lurssen. Liner Note Author: Bob Mehr. Recording information: Elektra Sound Recorders; Record Plant, Sausalito, CA; Sunset Sound, Hollywood, CA. Photographer: Jimmy Wachtel. Arrangers: Warren Zevon; Carl Wilson . Zevon actually released a record prior to his celebrated self-titled "debut," a record so bad that he took to touring with the Everly Brothers. Whatever he did on the road with them paid off. He returned to recording with bone-rattling West Coast tales of prostitutes, heroin addicts, outlaws and suicidal bar hoppers. Thus, Zevon went, with one record, from playing piano on "Bye Bye Love" to becoming supreme chronicler of L.A.'s underbelly. Easily his richest and most consistent album, this is arguably the best place for the uninitiated to start. The deranged romp of "I'll Sleep When I'm Dead" and the tongue in cheek masochism of "Poor, Poor Pitiful Me" introduced the world at large to the darkly sardonic edge of the singer's muse. From the romanticized "Frank and Jesse James" to the starkly beautiful "Desperadoes Under the Eaves," the album rolls with an insightful (albeit sometimes crazed) sense of purpose.
エディション : Reissue
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)