- Audio CD (21 Jan 2008)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Label: Indigo
- ASIN: B000002XTT
- Other Editions: Audio CD
- Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 190,348 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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(1995 'Indigo')(70:06/14) ALAN PRICE - kbd/voc, ZOOT MONEY - kbd/voc, BOBBY TENCH - gtr/voc, PETER GRANT - bass, MARTIN WILD - drums.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Anyone who's seen Alan Price and the Band's many live shows over the years will know how well the five members combine, and their togetherness certainly shows through on this album.
All 14 tracks have a vocal from either Alan, Zoot Money or Bobby Tench and occasionally from them all at once.
Zoot Money gives a soulful version of 'Whatcha Gonna Do', and 'Good Times/Bad Woman' and 'Old Love' are great vehicles for Bobby Tench's bluesy voice.
Alan's 'Rollin Like A Pebble In The Sand' is a lovely, sad song and it's difficult to understand why it isn't better known.
Good to hear one of Alan's old hits from 1966 'I Put A Spell On You' sounding better than ever, with the additional inputs from Zoot's keyboard and Bobby's guitar. Other favourite classics such as John Lee Hookers 'Boom Boom' and Boz Scaggs 'Some Change' are excellent too.
On the final track, the epic show-stopper, 'Say It Isn't True', Alan's starts on keyboard and his vocal is a quiet request, but gradually the pitch builds up throughout the piece. Then, following a thrilling break from Bobby Tench as his Stratocaster soars above the driving rhythm, the whole band are in full cry with Alan's request becoming a heart felt plea in the brilliant climax.
Perhaps it's not necessary for a Blues band's years of experience to total more than three figures, but it definitely helps here!
All 14 tracks have a vocal from either Alan, Zoot Money or Bobby Tench and occasionally from them all at once.
Zoot Money gives a soulful version of 'Whatcha Gonna Do', and 'Good Times/Bad Woman' and 'Old Love' are great vehicles for Bobby Tench's bluesy voice.
Alan's 'Rollin Like A Pebble In The Sand' is a lovely, sad song and it's difficult to understand why it isn't better known.
Good to hear one of Alan's old hits from 1966 'I Put A Spell On You' sounding better than ever, with the additional inputs from Zoot's keyboard and Bobby's guitar. Other favourite classics such as John Lee Hookers 'Boom Boom' and Boz Scaggs 'Some Change' are excellent too.
On the final track, the epic show-stopper, 'Say It Isn't True', Alan's starts on keyboard and his vocal is a quiet request, but gradually the pitch builds up throughout the piece. Then, following a thrilling break from Bobby Tench as his Stratocaster soars above the driving rhythm, the whole band are in full cry with Alan's request becoming a heart felt plea in the brilliant climax.
Perhaps it's not necessary for a Blues band's years of experience to total more than three figures, but it definitely helps here!
3 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
First saw Alan Price in the early 60's with 'The Animals'...he never changes...still the same high quality.
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20 July 2011
Format:Audio CD
this is one terrific cd apparently alan price and his band traveled for a year before going into the studio and recording this and it sounds like a high quality live performance there are some early animal performances redone boom boom boom and a great version of i put a spell on you some nice slow blues and an epic version of the jackson browne song say it isnt true alan price has never had a better band backing him outside of the original animals and this is the last great album he has recorded if you want more alan price pick up oh lucky man or between yesterday and today those two are great as well if you find a deal on them dont hesitate to pick them up
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