The_Slingsby_Hornets-Whatever_Happened_To___-2CD-2008-404

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2009-01-13

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ARTIST: The Slingsby Hornets
TITLE: Whatever Happened To...
LABEL: Expedition Hot Dog
GENRE: Rock
TIME: 51:45 min
SIZE:  78,5 MB
RIP DATE: Jan-09-2009
RELEASE DATE: Nov-03-2008
WEBSITE: n/a

Track List:

    Cd1

01. Way of The World                           04:52
02. Rock 'n' Roll Love Letter                  03:04
03. Flying Tonight                             02:49
04. Children of The Revolution                 02:26
05. The Long Way Home                          03:49
06. For Your Love                              02:57
07. This Song                                  02:56
08. Pictures of Matchstick Men                 03:49
09. Black & White Movie                        03:34
10. Suspension                                 02:44

    Cd2

01. My Coo Ca Choo                             03:53
02. Does Your Mother Know                      03:38
03. Angel Face                                 03:03
04. Skweeze Me Pleeze Me                       04:00
05. Devil Woman                                04:11

Release Notes:

COMES with a limited BONUS 5 song EP!! "Whatever
Happened To…" is like a love letter to early/mid
70s British glam, pop and rock. PowerPopAHolic wrote
this about their first album and it applies here:
"Oozes cool and talent...neat pop-psyche...sounds
like an updated version of The Sweet...a bit of
Jellyfish meets Dream Syndicate...almost sounds like
The Pillbugs...the guitar work here (very similar to
Queen`s Brian May) is a joy to listen to
throughout...You`ll have lots of fun with this
release.". The album is a mix of cover songs and
original ones from Frank E. Slingsby - really
unusual but always ultra-cool covers of songs like
"Rock `n Roll Love Letter", "Devil Woman", "Children
Of The Revolution", "Pictures Of Matchstick Men" and
more light up up the sky here. Listen below for a
proper taste.

Who is Frank E. Slingsby? You have a choice. Either
you can choose to believe he`s the late, veteran
nearly man of the English blues boom/brit invasion
whose career spanned nearly thirty years Or?
Following years playing in bands Jon Paul Allen
finally decided to hang up his guitar for good. But
it just wouldn`t leave him alone.

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