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発売日 2019年02月15日
国内/輸入 輸入(ヨーロッパ盤)
レーベルADA/Epitaph
構成数 1
パッケージ仕様 -
規格品番 1409276522
SKU 8714092765229

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:00:00
Not counting I'll Take You There: An All-Star Concert Celebration, Live in London is Mavis Staples' first live album since 2008's Live: Hope at the Hideout. Since that Chicago date, Staples has made four remarkable studio LPs -- three with Jeff Tweedy, one with M. Ward -- that sensibly form the basis of this, drawn from a two-night stand at Islington's Union Chapel. Her cracking band features many of the players heard on the Chicago recording, and they still bear some likeness to either the spectral or approaching chooglin' modes of Creedence Clearwater Revival. The set list similarly stretches back decades to classic Staple Singers, yet there isn't any overlap in material -- so there's no "I'll Take You There," for instance, but there's an equally authoritative version of "Can You Get to That," an early Funkadelic pearl covered acoustically on One True Vine. Staples celebrated her 79th birthday on one of these two evenings, adding even more joy and gratitude to Benjamin Booker's "Take Us Back" and Curtis Mayfield's "Let's Do It Again" while deepening the resilience and inspiration in Tweedy and Staples' post-November 2016 freedom song "No Time for Cryin'" and Talking Heads' "Slippery People." (Veteran singer Donny Gerard is particularly great in Pops Staples' role on the latter.) Staples sounds more energized and in control here than on the 2008 set. When she beams, "It just ain't no stoppin' me, is it?" there's no evident objection from the appreciative audience. ~ Andy Kellman

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    1. 1.
      Love and Trust
    2. 2.
      Who Told You That
    3. 3.
      Slippery People
    4. 4.
      What You Gonna Do Intro
    5. 5.
      What You Gonna Do
    6. 6.
      Take Us Back
    7. 7.
      You're Not Alone
    8. 8.
      No Time for Cryin'
    9. 9.
      Can You Get to That
    10. 10.
      Let's Do It Again
    11. 11.
      Dedicated
    12. 12.
      We're Gonna Make It
    13. 13.
      Encore: Happy Birthday
    14. 14.
      Touch a Hand

作品の情報

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アーティスト： Mavis Staples

オリジナル発売日：2019年

商品の紹介

今年80歳を迎えるソウル界のリビングレジェンド10年振りのライブ盤。
ステイプル・シンガーズの一員～ソロ・アーティストとして半世紀以上も活躍を続ける生きた伝説の2018年にロンドンで開催されたライブをパッケージ化!近年ではゴリラズやアーケイドファイアとのコラボなどジャンル・国境・年代を超え尊敬を集める彼女の圧巻のパフォーマンス。ここ日本でも是非観てみたい。ステイプルシンガーズから最新ソロ作までの自身の楽曲に加えファンカデリックやトーキングヘッズのカヴァーも収録。
(C)浦和店:横山 大
タワーレコード（2019/03/01）

半世紀以上も変わりなく、人々の心に訴えかけ、揺さぶり、感動させる声がある。 今年80歳を迎えるR&B/ソウル界のレジェンド、メイヴィス・ステイプルズ。昨年彼女がロンドンのユニオン・チャペルで行ったライヴを収録したアルバムが登場!1950年代から変わることなく愛と信頼についてのメッセージを届けてきた"今耳を傾けるべき声"がここにある。
発売・販売元 提供資料（2019/01/11）

Not counting I'll Take You There: An All-Star Concert Celebration, Live in London is Mavis Staples' first live album since 2008's Live: Hope at the Hideout. Since that Chicago date, Staples has made four remarkable studio LPs -- three with Jeff Tweedy, one with M. Ward -- that sensibly form the basis of this, drawn from a two-night stand at Islington's Union Chapel. Her cracking band features many of the players heard on the Chicago recording, and they still bear some likeness to either the spectral or approaching chooglin' modes of Creedence Clearwater Revival. The set list similarly stretches back decades to classic Staple Singers, yet there isn't any overlap in material -- so there's no "I'll Take You There," for instance, but there's an equally authoritative version of "Can You Get to That," an early Funkadelic pearl covered acoustically on One True Vine. Staples celebrated her 79th birthday on one of these two evenings, adding even more joy and gratitude to Benjamin Booker's "Take Us Back" and Curtis Mayfield's "Let's Do It Again" while deepening the resilience and inspiration in Tweedy and Staples' post-November 2016 freedom song "No Time for Cryin'" and Talking Heads' "Slippery People." (Veteran singer Donny Gerard is particularly great in Pops Staples' role on the latter.) Staples sounds more energized and in control here than on the 2008 set. When she beams, "It just ain't no stoppin' me, is it?" there's no evident objection from the appreciative audience. ~ Andy Kellman|
Rovi

Not counting I'll Take You There: An All-Star Concert Celebration, Live in London is Mavis Staples' first live album since 2008's Live: Hope at the Hideout. Since that Chicago date, Staples has made four remarkable studio LPs -- three with Jeff Tweedy, one with M. Ward -- that sensibly form the basis of this, drawn from a two-night stand at Islington's Union Chapel. Her cracking band features many of the players heard on the Chicago recording, and they still bear some likeness to either the spectral or approaching chooglin' modes of Creedence Clearwater Revival. The set list similarly stretches back decades to classic Staple Singers, yet there isn't any overlap in material -- so there's no "I'll Take You There," for instance, but there's an equally authoritative version of "Can You Get to That," an early Funkadelic pearl covered acoustically on One True Vine. Staples celebrated her 79th birthday on one of these two evenings, adding even more joy and gratitude to Benjamin Booker's "Take Us Back" and Curtis Mayfield's "Let's Do It Again" while deepening the resilience and inspiration in Tweedy and Staples' post-November 2016 freedom song "No Time for Cryin'" and Talking Heads' "Slippery People." (Veteran singer Donny Gerard is particularly great in Pops Staples' role on the latter.) Staples sounds more energized and in control here than on the 2008 set. When she beams, "It just ain't no stoppin' me, is it?" there's no evident objection from the appreciative audience. ~ Andy Kellman
Rovi

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