1969 BLONDE ON BLONDE LP on JANUS / Rare PSYCH ROCK
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53
$ 53
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Jun 24, 2011
Sold Date
Jun 17, 2011
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$ 10
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Description
1969 BLONDE ON BLONDE LP on JANUS / Rare PSYCH ROCK
DESCRIPTION
Description ARTIST :BLONDE ON BLONDE
TITLE :CONTRASTS
FORMAT :VINYL LP RECORD
LABEL :JANUS JLS-3003
COVER :VG ( seam wear, marker upper right corner )
VINYL :STRONG VG+
COMMENTS :
Blonde on Blonde's 1969 album is from the period when progressive rock, or, more so, pop, was new and fresh. Years before the likes of Emerson, Lake and Palmer, Yes, and Genesis made the genre a dirty word and punk evolved in order to destroy it, Blonde on Blonde were taking their pop and psychedelic roots that little bit further. Progressive, in the sense that the term was originally conceived: a new catchall name to describe the emerging form of music that arose from Sgt. Pepper, filled the Middle Earth Club, and, by '69, was increasingly getting more diverse than the quaint psychedelic form from which it was spurned. Blonde on Blonde had the then contemporary match of folky vocals (which could easily turn it up a gear into rock territory), fuzz guitar leads galore, and some interesting material, which veered from an almost cinematic version of "Eleanor Rigby" to the post-mod (think U.S. garage meets the Small Faces) snotty strut of "Conversationally Making the Grade," the archetypal heavy rock jam "Ride With Captain Max," and the slightly old-styled ballad "Goodbye." Of course, more dynamic musical interplay crept into the fold: classical intoned aspirations, acoustic folk, ornate pop, and full on rock. Contrasts is indeed an album that is characteristic of the music that was being bandied around the music press in '69 as progressive, not the preposterous entity that it became
PERSONNEL
Ralph Denyer - Guitar, Vocals Les Hicks - Percussion, Drums Richard Hopkins - Bass, Keyboards Gareth Johnson - Guitar
SONG TRACKS
1. Ride With Captain Max
2. Spinning Wheel
3. No Sleep Blues
4. Goodbye
5. I Need My Friend
6. Mother Earth
7. Eleanor Rigby
8. Conversationally Making The Grade
9. Regency
10. Island On An Island
11. Don't Be Too Long
12. Jeanette Isabella
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