Joey Molland / Demos Old And New
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After reurn To Memphis now another release of old recordings of the ex Badfingers , Joey Molland .This
demo recordings are submitted, created - note the indications of the
song titles - in the period from 1972 to 1995. Accordingly, also make
the difference in sound, in art and in songwriting.
Some
songs have been played just about simple rhythms simple drum machines,
other completely solo and pure, and others with full band. Regardless of
how to present the individual pieces, they basically show the ability
of the musician to write good songs. Times it rocks with a certain punk
attitude ("I Said It's Alright '92"), then it sounds like dry rockendem
Pub Rock ("Borderline '84") and also a small hint of the status quo is not missing ("Birdsong '92 ").
Some
songs sound very unfinished, such as the tracks four and five. "Miss
Misunderstood '72" is very simply structured, accompanied only by
acoustic and recalls regarding the composition strongly to Paul McCartney . Other
radiate precisely because of the reduced form, such as the very
successful in my opinion, accompanied only by the guitar
"Moonlight". Again a little ' Beatlesque'sounds "Is not That A Dream '95" - more precisely, by George Harrison . "It's True '88" bears traces of the British musician colleagues Bryn Haworth , making it possible to detect many different influences as well as associations.
"Sometimes" is likely some fans even in the version on the 1971 album by Badfinger be
known, "Straight Up" it said. It would be nice with some titles if you
could enjoy them again as completely worked-out pieces.
What remains is a record that should inspire mainly fans because wide spread good for the compilation unfortunately certainly not even as an appetizer for the music Joey Mollands .
Line-up:
Joey Molland (vocals, guitars, all instruments - # 4,6,8,10-15,17) Eric Bretl (drums - # 1.3) Gregg Eidem (bass - # 1.3) Brad Shultz ( drums - # 2.5) Al Wadtke (bass - # 2.5) Randy Anderson (guitar - # 2,5,7,9) Joe Savage (harmonica - # 2) Bob Millea (drums - # 7.9) Tom Lecher (bass - # 7.9) Harry powder (keyboards - # 7.9) Bobby Dean Wickland (drums - # 16) Larry Lee (bass, vocals - # 16) Joe Tansin (guitar, vocals - # 16)
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Sunday 12 October 2014
Joey Molland: Demos German review translated
http://rocktimes.de/gesamt/m/joey_molland/demos_old_and_new.html
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