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Changing Horses

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発売日 2017年11月03日
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レーベルBeat Goes On
構成数 1
パッケージ仕様 -
規格品番 BGOCD1320
SKU 5017261213204

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:00:00
The Incredible String Band includes: Robin Williamson, Mike Heron. The Incredible String Band's sixth album was released during the era when putting out two records a year was commonplace. CHANGING HORSES (1969) found the ensemble exhilarated by the speed at which they were evolving. Though founders Robin Williamson and Mike Heron were still doing all the writing, they were now recording and performing as a quartet with the addition of their girlfriends Rose Simpson and Licorice McKenzie. Williamson's "Big Ted" opens the set and finds the band at its most rollicking. Other highlights include the jointly written (a rarity for Williamson and Heron) "Dust Be Diamonds," and the a capella spiritual "Sleepers Awake." "Creation," at 16 minutes in length, was the band's longest piece to date, and foreshadows Williamson's later solo work and story telling.

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    1. 1.
      Big Ted
    2. 2.
      White Bird
    3. 3.
      Sleepers, Awake!
    4. 4.
      Mr. & Rms.
    5. 5.
      Creation

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アーティスト： The Incredible String Band

オリジナル発売日：1969年

商品の紹介

Although generally regarded as one of the Incredible String Band's sub-standard efforts, Changing Horses has an appealing looseness and sense of fun which nicely balances the often over-serious nature of the band's always strange mix of English folk and psycheldelia. With two tracks topping the 15-minute mark in length, some of the record comes off like a rambling, drunken living room jam session. This version of the Incredible String Band includes two women, Rose and Liquorice, who add some nice, high vocal harmonies to the standard Mike Heron/Robin Williamson sound. Rose also contributes some nice tuba-influenced electric bass work throughout the album. Changing Horses has a distinct lack of memorable songs (with the possible exception of Williamson's "Mr. and Mrs.," which, because of its raw production, organ and guitar work, bears a striking resemblance at times to the Velvet Underground) but, due to the group's willingness to take chances, bears repeated listenings. ~ Pemberton Roach|
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