Canned Heat -Uncanned! The Best of Canned Heat[OGG]

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资源信息： 专辑中文名: Uncanned! The Best of Canned Heat 歌手: Canned Heat 版本: [OGG] 发行时间: 1994年 地区: 美国 语言: 英语 概述:

http://cover6.cduniverse.com/MuzeAudioArt/Large/88/559088.jpg 专辑介绍： 这支乐队将两名布鲁斯音乐采集者Bob Hite和Alan Wilson聚在了一起，以及Henry Vestine (a.k.a Sunflower)，同时也是Frank Zappa's Mothers of Invention的吉他手，还有Larry Taylor ("The Mole")，Monkees session的bass手.组成了这支名叫Canned Heat(罐头热)的乐队，追随着20年代的Tommy Johnson的精神，而且完全用电声化的布鲁斯创造了令人难以忘怀的音乐。Wilson高昂的嗓音、可怕怪异的口琴和流动的节奏吉他都漂浮在整个节奏部份之上，这种混合的风格给他们带来了1968年的两首热门歌曲——“Going Up The Country”(建造起来的国家)和“On The Road Again”(又在路上)。Wilson，由于眼疾和强烈的抑郁症，在1970年死于毒品使用过量。乐队仅以Bob Hite的名义存在并继续出版唱片，直到1981年Bob去世为止。 Wilson helped rediscover Son House and accompanied him on his 1965 comeback album. The group also strong-armed their record company (Liberty Records) into getting a contract for overlooked Texas bluesman Albert Collins. Their debut album Canned Heat was released not long after their appearance at the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival. Fito De La Parra (born Adolfo De La Parra, 8 February 1946, in Mexico City) replaced Frank Cook as drummer for their second album, Boogie with Canned Heat (1968). It was more successful, spawning the hit single "On the Road Again". In 1969 they released the inconsistent double album, Livin' the Blues but it did bring them their biggest hit, "Goin' Up the Country", a song built around Henry "Ragtime Texas" Thomas' reed fife riff from the late 1920s recording "Bull Doze Blues" (often mis-cited as 'Bulldozer Blues'). Guitarist Harvey Mandel replaced Vestine for part of 1969–70. The band appeared at the August 1969 Woodstock Music and Art Festival with their performance appearing in both the album and film release. The next year was the musical high point for the original lineup. They brought in John Lee Hooker to record the double album, Hooker 'N' Heat, in May of 1970. This was to be the first album of Hooker's career to make the charts, topping out at number 73 in February of 1971. Unfortunately, Wilson died of a drug overdose in an apparent suicide, in September 1970 prior to the album's release. Autopsy results were inconclusive and as he left no suicide note, controversy remains over this matter. The group had one additional hit with a cover of Wilbert Harrison's "Let's Work Together". In the 1970s, the band would be joined by lead singer Bob Hite's younger brother Richard, who sang, played bass, and helped with arrangements. During this period, they recorded "One More River to Cross" on Atlantic Records, featuring the Memphis Horns. The last studio recording with Bob Hite was 1978's Human Condition, with Hite singing the title track, an old Alan Wilson tune that had been recorded solo by Wilson but hadn't been released. A decade later came 1987's Hooker 'N Heat, (Live at the Fox Venice Theater) , (recorded and originally released in 1978, with Hite), with John Lee Hooker guesting again. Both recordings feature the guitar and vocals of Chicago's Mark Skyer, the live performance augmented by Larry Taylor on bass, (one of many short reunions), Ronnie Barron on piano, and group vocals by the Chambers Brothers. Bob Hite died in April, 1981 (as did Vestine in 1997 and Richard Hite in 2001), and by 1989 the trajectories of Hooker and Canned Heat crossed once again. This time they guested on his album, The Healer, which was a big hit. De La Parra leads the current band and Larry Taylor returned in 1994 after leaving in 1970. Taylor continues to be "first chair" bass with many top acts, including Kim Wilson and Tom Waits, "returning" numerous times to do special events and recordings with Canned Heat. Ex-Heat guitarist Harvey Mandel was one of the guitarists considered to replace the departed Mick Taylor in the Rolling Stones, with his efforts appearing on the 1976 Stones album Black and Blue. His extensive soloing is featured on the most successful cut of the project: "Hot Stuff". Mandel continued to record, self releasing albums, and in 2004, oddly enough, recorded a song written by MP3.com co-founder Rod Underhill, a musician and lawyer who served as the founding music director for the original MP3.com. Mandel is currently recording and touring with the "Chicago Blues Reunion", along with Nick Gravenites, Barry Goldberg, Tracy Nelson, Sam Lay, and Corky Siegel. http://www.blindowl.net/db_heat67_copy4.jpg 专辑曲目: Disc: 1 01. On The Road Again (Alternate Take) 02. Nine Below Zero 03. TV Mama 04. Rollin' And Tumblin' 05. Bullfrog Blues 06. Evil Is Going On 07. Goin' Down Slow 08. Dust My Broom 09. Help Me 10. The Story Of My Life 11. The Hunter 12. Whiskey And Wimmen 13. Shake, Rattle And Roll 14. Mean Old World 15. Fannie Mae 16. Gotta Boogie (The World Boogie) 17. My Crime 18. On The Road Again 19. Bonus Track 20. Bonus Track Disc: 2 01. Evil Woman 02. Amphetamine Annie 03. An Owl Song 04. Terraplane Blues 05. Christmas Blues (Alternate Take) 06. Going Up The Country 07. Time Was 08. Low Down (And High Up) 09. Same All Over 10. Big Fat (The Fat Man) 11. It's All Right 12. Poor Moon 13. Sugar Bee 14. Shake It And Break It 15. Future Blues 16. Let's Work Together (Let's Stick Together) 17. Wooly Bully 18. Human Condition 19. Long Way From L.A. 20. Hill's Stomp 21. Rockin' With The King 22. Harley Davidson Blues 23. Rock & Roll Music 24. Bonus Track 25. Bonus Track 本专辑已加入MP3共享计划