The Best of Brian Auger's Oblivion Express

構成数 : 2枚
合計収録時間 : 02:24:16
Personnel: Brian Auger (vocals, piano, electric piano, Hammond organ, organ, keyboards, Mellotron, Moog, synthesizer, Freeman string machine); Jim Mullen (vocals, acoustic & electric guitars); Alex Ligertwood (vocals, guitar, tambourine, percussion); Barry Dean (vocals, bass); Jack Mills, Rick Hannah, Ho Young Kim, George Doering (guitar); Dick Morrissey (soprano & tenor saxophones); Steve Evans, Clive Chaman, Dave McDaniels (bass); Godfrey MacLean (drums, cowbell); Robbie McIntosh (drums, percussion); Steve Ferrone, Dave Dowle, Larry Vann, Dave Crigger (drums); Mirza Al Sharif (timbales, percussion); Lennox Langton (congas, percussion). Producers: Brian Auger (disc 1, tracks 1-12; disc 2, tracks 1-10, 12); Brian Auger, Phil Carmen (disc 2, track 11). Compilation producer: Bill Levenson. Engineers: Eddie Offord (disc 1, tracks 1-7); Gary Martin (disc 1, tracks 8-12); Mike Ross (disc 2, tracks 1-6); Jerry Smith, Neil Kernon (disc 2, tracks 8-10); Phil Carmen (disc 2, track 11). Includes liner notes by John McDermott. All tracks have been digitally remastered. Personnel: Brian Auger (vocals, organ, keyboards); Alex Ligertwood (vocals); Rick Hannah, Jack Mills, Ho Young Kim (guitar); Dick Morrissey (soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone); Barry Dean, Clive Chaman (bass guitar); Godfrey McLean (drums, cowbells); David Crigger , David Dowle, Steve Ferrone, Larry Vann (drums); Mirza Al Sharif (timbales, percussion). Audio Remixer: Mike Ross. Recording information: Advision Studios, London, England; CBS Studios, London, England; RCA's Music Center Of The World, Hollywood, CA; Whiskey A Go Go, Sun Valley, CA. Director: Brian Auger. Photographer: Brian Auger. Unknown Contributor Role: John McDermott . Arranger: Jim Mullen. First released in 1971, Brian Auger's next project after leaving his previous band the Trinity was notable for featuring future Average White Band members Jim Mullen and Robbie McIntosh, as well as for making forays into both progressive rock and jazz fusion territory. Tracks like John McLaughlin's fiery "Dragon Song" and the crepuscular "Total Eclipse" highlight the band's instrumental skills, while the prog rock "On the Road" and "The Sword" conjure elements of early King Crimson.
録音 : ステレオ (Studio/Live)