SYMPATHETIC SOUNDS OF DETROIT comp SFTRI LP white stripes raconteurs black keys
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VARIOUS ARTISTS "SYMPATHETIC SOUNDS OF DETROIT" LP (SFTRI 623) 2001 Sympathy For The Record Industry. Sleeve and Record are in EXCELLENT condition. Includes insert. OUT OF PRINT.
Track listing:
SIDE ONE:
1.The Paybacks- Black Girl
2.The Paybacks- Payback Blues
3.The Dirtbombs- Dirtbomb Blues
4.The Dirtbombs- I'm Through With White Girls
5.The Hentchmen- Accusatory
6.Ko And The Knockouts- Black And Blue
7.The Come Ons- Come On Blues
8.The Come Ons- Sunday Drive
9.The Soledad Brothers- Soledad Blues
10.The Soledad Brothers- Shaky Puddin'
SIDE TWO:
1.The Von Bondies- Sound Of Terror
2.The Buzzards- High Class
3.The Detroit Cobras- Shout Bama Lama
4.Bantam Rooster- Banty Rooster Blues
5.Bantam Rooster- Run Rabbit Run
6.The Clone Defects- Whisky 'N Women
7.Whirlwind Head- Decal On My Sticker
8.The White Stripes- Red Death At 6:14
9.The Buzzards- Buzzard Blues
Review by Ian Trumbell:
Though released in 2001, the unique Sympathetic Sounds of Detroit compilation could've been recorded in the mid-'60s to early '70s; it's pure early rock/R&B from the heart of Detroit. Produced and laid to eight-track by none other than Jack White of the White Stripes, all 13 bands used the same microphones and amps in the same room to create this slice of retro-underground rock. Some of these groups have independent full-length releases, such as the Hentchmen, whose song "Accusatory" is an organ-stomping, frat rock romp. The White Stripes themselves contribute a great up-tempo song entitled "Red Death at 6:14," with their urgent modern take on the blues. There are plenty of highlights, including Ko the Knockouts' "Black & Blue," reminiscent of a revenge-oriented Leslie Gore tune, and Bantam Rooster's punchy crunch on "Run Rabbit Run." The Soledad Brothers offer up a Chicago-style, harmonica-laced blues number called "Shaky Puddin'," and Mick Collins, formerly of the Gories and later of the Dirtbombs, helps out on the insightful "I'm Through With White Girls." Other standouts are the Paybacks' opening track, as well as the piano boogie of "Shout Bama Lama" by the Detroit Cobras. There are a few inconsistencies in the quality of the bands, but loads of character and some great songs make this is a sonically cohesive and enjoyable take on the Detroit scene.
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