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Kramer,Wayne & Pink - Cocaine Blues (74-78 Recordings / Studio) [New CD]

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Item specifics

Condition
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Custom Bundle
No
Duration
Album
Modified Item
No
Title
Cocaine Blues (74-78 Recordings / Studio)
Album Name
Cocaine Blues (74-78 Recordings / Studio)
Type
Album
Brand
United States Dist
UPC
5060230868011
Artist
The Pink Fairies/Wayne Kramer (Guitar)
Format
CD
Record Label
Gonzo
Release Year
2000
Release Title
Cocaine Blues: '74-'78 [Recordings/Studio Tracks & Live at Dingwalls]
Style
Hard Rock
Genre
Rock
Run Time
46 mins 28 seconds

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Product Identifiers

Record Label
Gonzo
UPC
5060230868011
eBay Product ID (ePID)
28050198872

Product Key Features

Artist
The Pink Fairies/Wayne Kramer (Guitar)
Format
CD
Release Year
2000
Style
Hard Rock
Release Title
Cocaine Blues: '74-'78 [Recordings/Studio Tracks & Live at Dingwalls]
Genre
Rock
Run Time
46 mins 28 seconds

Additional Product Features

Additional information
Wayne Kramer & The Pink Fairies: Wayne Kramer (vocals, guitar); Larry Wallis (guitar); Paul Carrack (piano, background vocals); Andy Colquhoun, Allen Spenner, Tim Shafe (bass); George Butler, Melvin Davis (drums). Recorded at The Rock Mill Studio, Detroit, Michigan in 1974; Genetic Sound, London, England in 1978; live at Dingwall's Dancehall, London, England in 1978. Includes liner notes by Wayne Kramer & Mick Farren. Liner Note Author: Mick Farren. Recording information: Dingwall's Dancehall, London (1974); Margaret Saadi, Detroit (1974); Studio Recording, London (1974); The Rock Mill Studios, Detroit, Michigan (1974); Dingwall's Dancehall, London (1978); Margaret Saadi, Detroit (1978); Studio Recording, London (1978); The Rock Mill Studios, Detroit, Michigan (1978). Editor: Mark Wheaton. Although this is billed to "Wayne Kramer & the Pink Fairies", in fact only four of the ten cuts were done with the Pink Fairies. This is more properly viewed as a collection of odds and ends from Kramer's 1970s work, none of it too exciting, but not without its merit and historical value. The first four songs were recorded live at Dingwall's in London in 1978, with Kramer, only recently out of jail, fronting the Pink Fairies. In imperfect but listenable fidelity, Kramer runs through Mose Allison's "If You're Going to the City," Bob Seger's "Heavy Music" (into which he wittily inserts a bit from James Brown's "There Was a Time," adapting the lyrics to refer to Detroit), the nine-minute "Cocaine Blues" (an interesting, autobiographical, mostly spoken account of the events leading to his mid-'70s prison term), and "Kick Out the Jams." Next are four run-of-the-mill hard rock studio tracks, also done in London in 1978, including covers of "Do You Love Me" and Jimmy Cliff's "The Harder They Come," along with a couple of originals (one co-written with Mick Farren). Paul Carrack, presumably that Paul Carrack from Squeeze/Ace/Mike & the Mechanics/Roxy Music, is on piano. Finishing the disc off are two 1974 studio cuts, done in Detroit: "Get Some" is another Farren/Kramer collaboration (with lumpy, boxy bottom-end sound), and "Ramblin' Rose" was of course first done by Kramer with the MC5. This material has more heart than much 1970s hard rock, but is still almost exclusively for the MC5 completist. ~ Richie Unterberger
Distribution
E1 Entertainment
Number of Audio Channels
Stereo
Number of discs
1

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