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Mungo Jerry - the very best of..., DVD-A no water, no cry © Djubei

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Djubei

Posted: 10-12-2007, 22:05 (post 1, #803669)

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Артист:	Mungo Jerry
Альбом:	The very bet of..., 2002
Издатель:	Silverline / 288094-9
Жанр:	rock 'n' roll
Формат файла:	ISo+mds+covers
Ссылка 1:	ISO 167 clicks
Ссылка 2:	mds+covers 131 clicks
Нахождение:	eDonkey/Kademlia
Примечание:	мой первый такой релиз

TRACKLIST

1. In The Summertime
2. Baby Let's Play House
3. Lady Rose
4. Baby Jump
5. You Don't Have To Be In The Army To Fight The War
6. Wild Love
7. Alright, Alright, Alright
8. Open Up
9. Too Fast To Live, Too Young To Die
10. San Francisco Bay Blues
11. Long Legged Woman Dressed In Black
12. Little Miss Hipshake
13. Mighty Man
14. I Just Wanna Make Love To You

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24 bit/96 kHz DVD Audio and 24 bit/48 kHz Dolby Digital 5.1 options.
Stunning 5.1 surround sound.
Artist Photos
Plays on all DVD players.

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Djubei

Posted: 10-12-2007, 22:09 (post 2, #803670)

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Mungo Jerry is one of rock's great one-hit successes. Outside of England, they're known for exactly one song, but that song, "In the Summertime," is a seasonal anthem known by listeners who weren't even born when it was released. Mungo Jerry was a solid blues outfit as well - in fact, one suspects they were the kind of blues band that purists Alexis Korner and Cyril Davies would have loved, had they ever intersected - and knew how to get the most out of their jug band sound, which has helped them survive for three decades. Mungo Jerry was formed in 1970 by singer/guitarist Ray Dorset (born March 21, 1946), who had a fascination with early rock & roll sounds, as well as skiffle and blues. The other original members were Mike Cole on upright bass; Paul King on guitar, kazoo, and jug; Joe Rush playing washboard; and Colin Earl at the keyboards. Dorset and Earl had first hooked up in the Good Earth, a group with a mixed rock & roll and blues sound, which cut some tracks for the mid-priced label Saga, none of which sold. Cole, King, and Rush came aboard and the lineup was complete. The name Mungo Jerry - from a T.S. Eliot poem - came next, with a contract from Pye Records. The quartet had a pleasing, low-key jug band sound, folk-like but also bluesy, which was unusual in 1969, a time when most British bands that were into blues were shooting for high-wattage virtuosity. They sounded less like Cream or Blind Faith and a lot more like Jesse Fuller or Tampa Red, or even Piano Red (aka Dr. Feelgood). Mungo Jerry became one of the very first acts placed on the Pye label's new Dawn Records imprint, a progressive label that was intended to update Pye's image. In May of 1970, following an appearance at the Newcastle Hollywood Festival, their debut single "In the Summertime," written by Ray Dorset, was released. The record, an easygoing, catchy skiffle-like piece reflecting the mood of the season in its title and the sexual ethos of the late '60s was an instant hit, shooting to number one in England in only two weeks and riding the charts for much of the summer. Concerts and television appearances followed in profusion, although the most often seen among the latter is a performance mimed to the single. It was a Top Ten hit in America, riding the charts for weeks, and was a success in practically every country in which it was released, ultimately selling between eight and 16 million copies around the world. A self-titled debut album was rush-released that summer to capitalize on the hit. By the time the LP was recorded, washboard-player Rush was gone, and Cole had left by the time the record was issued, the beginning of a dizzying series of personnel changes. The group's second single, "Baby Jump," was a chart-topper in England but didn't fare as well overseas, and heralded a second album, Electronically Tested, and was followed by a third, You Don't Have to Be in the Army, that same year, with a parallel U.S. release, Memoirs of a Stockbroker (Janus Records). "Maggie," "Johnny B Badde," "Mighty Man," "Lady Rose," and "You Don't Have to Be in the Army to Fight in the War" all charted in England and got decent, if not spectacular, airplay at various other points around the globe. The membership of Mungo Jerry began coming apart almost from the outset of their success. Cole, who was replaced by John Godfrey, was followed out of the lineup by King and Earl, although their exit was somewhat more acrimonious. They attempted to take the name Mungo Jerry, but Dorset, as the singer, guitarist, and songwriter, held onto the name. Instead, King and Earl cut solo albums for Pye and went on the road as the Earl King Boogie Band with former bandmate Rush in the lineup. Meanwhile, Dorset recruited keyboard player Jon Pope and drummer Tim Reeves for Mungo Jerry. Essentially, from 1972 onward, Dorset was Mungo Jerry, even more than Ian Anderson was Jethro Tull. Drummer Paul Hancox (ex-Chicken Shack), bassist (and future Ozzie Osbourne alumnus) Bob Daisley, and keyboard man John Cook passed through, as did piano player Ian Milne and guitarist Dick Middleton, and that was just during the band's time on Pye through 1975. In the later '70s, when the band was signed to Polydor, original members Earl and Rush were back in the lineup. Earl and King later formed a group called Skeleton Crew. Mungo Jerry's chart hits stopped coming, but they continued to attract audiences on-stage everywhere from Eastern Europe to the Middle East. Ironically, Dorset found himself unable to emerge from the shadow of his group's identity. His solo albums, including 1987's A Case for the Blues, featuring Peter Green on guitar, failed to attract any attention. Twenty-nine years after its founding, Mungo Jerry, which can consist of any lineup from a quartet down to Dorset with taped accompaniment, continues to work on-stage and "In the Summertime" remains their signature tune.

я в музыке не разбираюсь. не знаю че такое апсемплинг

Во вcем винить Гордого :D:

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Posted: 10-12-2007, 22:10 (post 3, #803671)

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спасибо, заценим

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Posted: 10-12-2007, 22:18 (post 4, #803675)

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QUOTE (Djubei @ 10-12-2007, 20:09)

Во вcем винить Гордого :D:

это в смысле что no water, no cry? :pig:

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Posted: 10-12-2007, 22:21 (post 5, #803677)

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QUOTE (OlCh @ 10-12-2007, 22:18)

QUOTE (Djubei @ 10-12-2007, 20:09)

Во вcем винить Гордого :D:

это в смысле что no water, no cry? :pig:

не, не то. музыка веселая

если че не так, то виноват он :laugh:

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Posted: 11-12-2007, 00:13 (post 6, #803714)

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Естественно я виноват... :shuffle:

Спасибо, Djubei. :punk:

yury_usa

Posted: 11-12-2007, 01:53 (post 7, #803721)

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Стало уже "хорошим тоном" ругать продукцию Silverline, и в большинстве случаев это правильно.
Этот диск нельзя назвать неудачным по миксу, инженеры проявили творческий подход - вещи сделаны не по одному шаблону, даже с потугами на условную пространственность и бегающими эффектами на инструментах и вокале. Музычка у группы несколько не моего плана (стиль обозначают как "Skiffle", "Boogie"), брал ради разнообразия коллекции именно как сборник лучших вещей. И неожиданно получил удовольствие от прослушивания, всё-таки намного лучше обычного СД. Единственное, что "в минус" - это чрезмерно много низких частот, перестарались, но без искажений. Твёрдая восьмёрка.