Chris_Farlowe_And_The_Thunderbirds-Bursting_Over_Bremen-2CD-2014-404

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2014-04-26

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Artist: Chris Farlowe And The Thunderbirds
Album: Bursting Over Bremen
Bitrate: 248kbps avg
Quality: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.98.4 / -V0 / 44.100Khz
Label: MIG
Genre: Rock
Size: 177.50 megs
PlayTime: 1h 35min 02sec total
Rip Date: 2014-04-27
Store Date: 2014-00-00

Track List: Disc #1/2
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01. Watching the River Flow          6:24
02. Jealous Kind                     6:43
03. Satisfy Susie                    7:00
04. Stormy Monday Blues             13:42
05. Watch Your Step                  4:05
06. I Think It's Going to Rain       4:08
    Today
07. Time Is Tight                    3:49

Track List: Disc #2/2
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01. I Haven't Found Nothing Yet      3:47
02. Shakey Ground                    5:48
03. I've Been Born Again             5:51
04. The Thrill Is Gone               8:40
05. Lucille                          6:23
06. Sweet Little Sixteen             5:28
07. Ain't No Love in the Heart of    5:46
    the City
08. I Believe in You                 4:00
09. Going Back to Louisiana          3:28

Release Notes:
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No, Chris Farlowe can no longer remember Schauburg in Bremen. But when he heard
the recording from the 7 October 1985 concert, the brain of the "Thunderbirds"
was astonished and impressed: "I didn't know how good we were!" Not only was the
5-piece band in peak form, but so was the singer. Due to its sharp quality the
Radio Bremen recording was just as impressing. The Repertoire was a magnificent
mix of blues, rock, and rock 'n roll, given how enthusiastic the audience's
resonance was. For the first time an entire Thunderbirds show will be released
as an impressive double album. Chris Farlowe's Thunderbirds consisted at the
time of keyboarder Tim Hinkley, guitarist Mo Witham, bassist Tex Corner, drummer
John "The Figure" Palmer, and saxophonist Martin Winner. Aside from the
instrumental "Time is Tight" by Booker T., the repertoire consists of vocal
performances honoring his voice acrobatics. His a capella version of Randy
Newman's "I Think it's Going to Rain" sounds just as impressing as the
interpretations of the classic "Ain't No Love in the Heart of the City," "Watch
Your Step" or "Shakey Ground." After an hour and a half of the Thunderbirds one
can only say: "The thrill is not gone, Mr. Farlowe!"

http://www.simplyws.co.uk/chrisfarlowe/

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