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合計収録時間 | 01:12:35

2 LPs on 1 CD: COMIN' RIGHT AT YA (1973)/TEXAS GOLD (1975). Asleep At The Wheel: Chris O'Connell (vocals, guitar, banjo); Leroy Preston (vocals, guitar, drums); Ray Benson (vocals, guitar); Lucky Oceans (steel guitar); Daniel Levin (fiddle); Ed Vizard (tenor saxophone); Floyd Domino (piano); Gene Dobkin, Tony Garnier (bass); Scott Hennige (drums). Additional personnel includes: Johnny Gimble (guitar, electric mandolin, fiddle); Andy Stein, Buddy Spicher (fiddle); David Poe (clarinet, alto & bass saxophones); Mike O'Dowd (alto saxophone); Bill Joor (trumpet). Producer: Tommy Alsup. Reissue producer: Dave Nives. Originally released on United Artists (038)/Capitol (11441). Includes liner notes by Rich Kienzle. Digitally remastered by Ivan Joseph Goldberg (Miracle Mastering Studios, Jersey City, New Jersey). Personnel: Leroy Preston (vocals, guitar, drums, background vocals); Ray Benson (vocals, guitar, background vocals); Chris O'Connell (vocals, banjo, background vocals); Johnny Gimble (mandolin, electric mandolin, fiddle); Daniel Levin , Andy Stein, Buddy Spicher (fiddle); David Poe (clarinet, alto saxophone, bass saxophone); Mike O'Dowd (clarinet, alto saxophone); Ed Vizard, Billy Briggs (tenor saxophone); Bobby Womack, Bill Joor (trumpet); Tony Garnier (upright bass, electric bass); Scott Hennige (drums). Liner Note Author: Rich Kienzle. Recording information: Jack Clements Studio, Nashville TN; KAFM Studio, Dallas TX; Mercury Custom Studios, Nashville TN. Photographer: Slick Lawson. Arranger: Tommy Allsup. In 2000, Koch reissued Asleep at the Wheel's 1973 debut, Comin' Right at Ya, and 1975's Texas Gold, the band's third album, as a CD two-fer. While the package misses Asleep's 1974 album for Epic (different label, different rights; the two here are from EMI and Capitol, respectively), these two albums nevertheless make good companion pieces, since the first record shows a band with enormous potential and the second finds a band reaching its potential. This is the sound of a band finding its voice and riding with it, and both albums are among the very best records the group ever did, which makes this an essential -- perhaps the essential -- Asleep at the Wheel release. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine

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