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The Great Fatsby

AMG REVIEW: Released on Foreigner manager Bud Prager's RCA imprint — Phantom records, it is one of two albums released by Leslie West on that label in 1975, the other being titled simply The Leslie West Band. The Great Fatsby's album cover has the rock & roll guitarist in front of a mansion surrounded by babes ࠬa the F. Scott Fitzgerald character. It opens with a nice and bluesy Paul Kelly tune, "Don't Burn Me," and for the post-Mountain work here, that direction works best. "The House of the Rising Sun" features a duet with Dana Valery and is an interesting read on the traditional tune made famous by the Animals. Mick Jagger plays some guitar on a tune credited to himself, Keith Richards, West, Corky Laing, and Sandra Palmer. "High Roller" is a second cousin to "Brown Sugar," and for Rolling Stones fans, it's a must have, a rare '70s co-write and collaboration with another artist. For Leslie West fans, the album is a departure from the Mountain onslaught and a treat. "I'm Gonna Love You Thru the Night" has an elegant guitar riff and brings West back to the blues. Though it's an original from Corky Laing and his guitarist, the influence of the band Free is obvious. West does an admirable job on Andy Fraser's "Doctor Love" on side two, as well as the Free song "Little Bit of Love." Tim Hardin's "If I Were a Carpenter" is a total diversion for the hard rock guitar slinger, and it comes off very nicely. At five minutes and 20 seconds, "Carpenter" is the album's longest track. The instrumental "E.S.P." might be the strongest statement here (isn't that the name of label owner Bud Prager's management firm, E.S.P.?). With 12-string guitars and superb musicianship, it's the best of West on display. Gary Wright makes an appearance on this album on piano, and The Great Fatsby emerges as a unique look at an important rock & roll artist with some surprises tucked inside. — Joe Viglione

1. Don't Burn Me (Kelly) - 3:01
2. House of the Rising Sun (Holmes/Ray/West/White) - 4:59
3. High Roller (Jagger/Laing/Palmer/Richards/West) - 4:17
4. I'm Gonna Love You Thru the Night (Laing/West) - 2:42
5. E.S.P. (West) - 2:46
6. Honky Tonk Women (Jagger/Richards) - 3:20
7. If I Still Had You (Stone/West) - 2:17
8. Doctor Love (Fraser) - 2:59
9. If I Were a Carpenter (Hardin) - 5:20
10. Little Bit of Love (Fraser/Kirke/Kossoff/Rodgers) - 2:36

Mick Jagger - Guitar
Gary Wright - Piano
Corky Laing - Drums
Nick Ferrantella - Drums
Kenny Hinkle - Bass
Don Kretmar - Bass
Marty Simon - Piano
Joel Tepp - Guitar
Jay Traynor - Vocals
Dana Valery - Vocals
Frank Vicari - Horn
Leslie West - Guitar, Vocals
Howie Wyeth - Piano

The Leslie West Band

AMG REVIEW: Where Leslie West's The Great Fatsby touched upon different themes and showed the guitar hero able to handle Free-style blues-pop, Foreigner guitarist Mick Jones comes to the party to bring a different focus. Outside of a couple of covers and Mick Jones' composition "Singapore Sling," all the material is by West, Jones, and Laing — a progression from West, Bruce & Laing, which was a progression from Cream producer Felix Pappalardi's work with the guitarist/drummer combo in the original Mountain. Not as heavy as those other two groups, The Leslie West Band on record has more bite than The Great Fatsby, and as with the previous project, some big name players. John Lennon/Buzzy Linhart/Jim Croce keyboardist Ken Ascher is onboard, as is bassist Don Kretmer from the Blues Project. Lesley is in good company, and makes the most of it. Where he performed Rolling Stones material on Fatsby, here we have a dark and lovely rendition of the Beatles' "Dear Prudence" — Ascher getting a chance to work on Lennon material again as he did on Mind Games. And as Fatsby had "The House of the Rising Sun," Mann and Weil's "We Gotta Get Out of this Place" gets revised by the Leslie West Band. It's a methodical version, Led Zeppelin lite, and is a decent album track, though the music without vocals seems to be the key to this album's real magic. "Singapore Sling" has beautiful Leslie West guitarwork on the Mick Jones set of riffs, while "Sea of Heartache" is a real gem that just stuns. It's a three-minute-33-second sort of ode to Black Sabbath where the musicians bring it up another notch. "By the River" and "Get It Up" aren't bad; it's just that they don't offer much new to the Lesley West repertoire. "By the River" ends much too fast as well, like someone just decided to turn down the sound as the side concludes prematurely. The Leslie West Band has our hero slugging it out in the trenches, and he gets a "B" for effort, which isn't a bad thing. One just would've hoped he kept from sliding back to the tried and true. It's the experimenting here that really shows what could have been, and this was the perfect time for the artist to reinvent himself. — Joe Viglione

1. Money (Whatcha Gonna Do) (Jones/Laing/West) - 3:40
2. Dear Prudence (Lennon/McCartney) - 4:44
3. Get It Up (No Bass--Whatsoever) (Jones/Laing/West) - 2:58
4. Singapore Sling (Jones) - 1:42
5. By the River (Jones/Laing/West) - 2:50
6. The Twister (Jones/Laing/West) - 2:25
7. The Setting Sun (Jones/Laing/West) - 3:42
8. Sea of Heartache (Jones/Laing/West) - 3:33
9. We'll Find a Way (Jones/Laing/West) - 3:15
10. We Gotta Get Out of This Place (Mann/Weil) - 4:42

Mick Jones - Guitar
Corky Laing - Drums
Sharon Redd - Vocals
Tasha Thomas - Vocals
Kenny Ascher - Keyboards
Bill Gelber - Bass
Carl Hall - Vocals
Hilda Harris - Vocals
Don Kretmar - Bass
Frank Vicari - Horn
Leslie West - Guitar, Vocals

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Mountain - Twin Peaks [LIVE]


1. Never in My Life
2. Theme for an Imaginary Western
3. Blood of the Sun
4. Guitar Solo
5. Nantucket Sleighride
6. Crossroader
7. Mississippi Queen
8. Silver Paper
9. Roll over Beethoven
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Mountain - Climbing! 2003 Remaster


1. Mississippi Queen
2. Theme For An Imaginary Western
3. Never In My Life
4. Silver Paper
5. For Yasgur's Farm
6. To My Friend
7. Laird, The
8. Sittin' On A Rainbow
9. Boys In The Band
10. For Yasgur's Farm - (previously unreleased, live)

This 1970 release 'climbed' to #17 with the classics 'Mississippi Queen' and 'Theme from an Imaginary Western'. Also includes an unreleased live version of the Woodstock ode For 'Yasgur's Farm'! Digitally Remastered. Sony. 2003.
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Mountain - Nantucket Sleighride Remaster


1. Don't Look Around
2. Taunta (Sammy's Tune)
3. Nantucket Sleighride (To Owen Coffin)
4. You Can't Get Away!
5. Tired Angels (To J.M.H.)
6. Animal Trainer And The Toad, The
7. My Lady
8. Travellin' In The Dark (To E.M.P.)
9. Great Train Robbery, The
10. Travelin' In The Dark (To E.M.P.) - (bonus track, previously unreleased, live)

Digitally remastered reissue of 1971 gold album includes one bonus track, an unreleased live version of 'Travellin' in the Dark (to E.M.P.)'. Sony. 2003.
MT-NS-2003.rar

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