Blossom Toes -We Are Ever So CleanRemastered[MP3!]

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资源信息： 专辑中文名: We Are Ever So Clean 歌手: Blossom Toes 资源格式: MP3 版本: Remastered 发行时间: 1967年 地区: 英国 语言: 英语 概述:

专辑介绍： 吉他、主唱、键盘Brian Godding，吉他Jim Cregan，贝斯Brian Belshaw，鼓手Kevin Westlake，最早组建过一支叫Ingoes的乐队，后来在1967年被厂牌Marmalade（下属Polydor）的经纪人Giorgio Gomelsky发掘以后改名Blossom Toes，乐队发行过两张不错的专辑《We Are Ever So Clean》和《If Only For A Moment》，可惜之后很快便解散，Belshaw和Godding合作组建了后来的B.B. Blunder，Cregan后来则因与Cockney Rebel以及Rod Stewart合作而小有名气。 The beginnings of the Blossom Toes go as far back as to 1962, when Brian Godding and Brian Belshaw met as apprentices at the Hilger and Watts scientific instrument factory at Highbury, Islington. There they formed a group called The Grave Diggers and eventually played in The Ingoes, a R&B outfit. As The Ingoes, they teamed up with The Yardbirds manager Giorgio Gomelsky and went to Paris where they developed a strong cult following. When back in London for a break, they recruited Jim Cregan, and returned for a second spell in Paris. It was during this time that The Ingoes recorded a single version of Help!, sung in Italian for the Italian market, and an EP on the Riviera label. Right after their London return, drummer Colin Martin, left and was replaced by Kevin Westlake. It was around this time that The Ingoes became Blossom Toes. They were then housed in a flat in Fulham by manager Giorgio Gomelsky and entered the studio to record their debut album. The backing of much of the album was recorded by an orchestra and session men. The album was a 15 track collection of inventive psych pop (i.e. Telegram Tuesday, When The Alarm Clock Rings) with it's share of weirdness (i.e. The Remarkable Saga Of The Frozen Dog). Unfortunately, their live act suffered due to the inability to reproduce most of the album on stage. In the late 80's, there was a Blossom Toes bootleg which surfaced featuring live material from a 1967 gig at one of Sweden's top clubs and shows the band did a lot of Captain Beefheart numbers which is hard to imagine how that fit in with material from their debut, but it did show what changes in style they were to make by the time of their second album two years later. During 1968, the band just released two singles, both featuring new member Poli Palmer, on drums, and vibes. They released a cover of Bob Dylan's I'll Be You Baby Tonight and followed that with a true lost gem, Postcard backed with Everyone's Leaving Me Now. The latter was written and sung by Poli Palmer and shows them playing on the jazzy side, while the 'A' side was a tightly crafted psych pop song. Palmer left shortly after the single and was replaced by Barry Reeves from the soul band Ferris Wheel. Their second album, If Only For A Moment was released in 1969. It was much less psychedelic than their debut, but still has some fine moments in the epic Love Bomb and the madness of the first track, Peace Loving Man. There is some recordings of the Blossom Toes at the BBC which feature a few tracks off their second LP that show what the songs might have sounded like if Palmer stayed with them. Also of note, two unreleased gems were also recorded for the BBC, but never appeared on any album or future compilation, Collect Little Girls and Ever Since A Memory as well as the song New Day which eventually came out as BB Blunder. Wonder if there are some unreleased 68-69 sessions!! http://www.alohacriticon.com/images/alohapoprockfotos/blossomtoes0.jpg 专辑曲目: 01. Look at Me I'm You 02. I'll Be Late for Tea 03. Remarkable Saga of the Frozen Dog 04. Telegram Tuesday 05. Love Is 06. What's It For 07. People of the Royal Parks 08. What on Earth 09. Mrs. Murphy's Budgerigar 10. I Will Bring You This 11. Mister Watchmaker 12. When the Alarm Clock 13. Intrepid Balloonist 14. You 15. Track for Speedy Freaks 本专辑已加入MP3共享计划