Mickey Hart (ex-Grateful Dead) - Rolling Thunder - 1972, MP3, 320 kbps torrent

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Mickey Hart / Rolling Thunder

Жанр: Rock
Страна: USA
Год издания: 1972
Аудиокодек: MP3
Тип рипа: tracks
Битрейт аудио: 320 kbps
Продолжительность: 38:53
Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: нет
Треклист:
01-Rolling Thunder (Shoshone Invocation) (0:49)
02-The Main Ten (Playing In The Band) (7:02)
03-Fletcher Carnaby (4:12)
04-The Chase (Progress) (3:59)
05-Blind John (3:46)
06-Young Man (2:41)
07-Deep, Wide, And Frequent (5:32)
08-Pump Song (4:40)
09-Granma's Cookies (2:58)
10-Hangin' On (3:14)

Первый сольный альбом одного из двух барабанщиков Grateful Dead, а также седьмой альбом PERRO (см. ниже)
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02-The Main Ten (Playing In The Band):

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Rolling Thunder Chant
Mike and Nancy Hinton – marimba
Alla Rakha, Zakir Hussain – rain

The Main Ten (Playing in the Band)
John Cipollina – guitar
Bob Weir – guitar, vocals
Jerry Garcia – guitar, vocals
Tower of Power – horn section
Stephen Stills – bass
Mickey Hart – drums
Carmelo Garcia – timbales

Fletcher Carnaby
Sam Andrew – guitar
John Cipollina – guitar
Robbie Stokes – guitar
Mickey Hart – drums, percussion
David Freiberg – vocals, bass, piano
Tower of Power – horn section
Steven Schuster – flute

The Chase (Progress)
Jerry Garcia – guitar
Mickey Hart – drums
Zakir Hussain – tabla

Blind John
Steven Schuster – flute
Grace Slick – piano, vocals
Mickey Hart – field drum, timpani
Greg Errico – drums
Tower of Power – horn section
Barry Melton – acoustic guitar, vocals
David Freiberg – acoustic guitar, vocals
Paul Kantner – vocals

Young Man
Barry Melton – guitar
John Cipollina – guitar
Robbie Stokes – guitar
David Freiberg – bass, vocals
Mickey Hart – drums
Bob Weir – vocals
Phil Lesh – vocals
Carmelo Garcia – timbales, conga

Deep, Wide and Frequent
Mickey Hart – drums
David Freiberg – bass
Robbie Stokes – guitar
Jerry Garcia – guitar
John Cipollina – guitar
Terry Haggerty – guitar (from Sons of Champlin)
Bill Champlin – organ
Tower of Power – horn section
Carmelo Garcia – timbales, congas

Pump Song
Robbie Stokes – guitar
Bob Weir – guitar, vocals
Jerry Garcia – insect fear
Robbie Stokes – bass
Phil Lesh – bass
Tower of Power – horn section
Mickey Hart – drums, percussion
David Freiberg – piano, water pump

Granma's Cookies
Jerry Garcia – guitar
Mickey Hart – drums
Zakir Hussain – tabla

Hangin' On
Barry Melton – guitar
Robbie Stokes – guitar
John Cipollina – guitar
David Freiberg – bass, piano, viola, vocals
Mickey Hart – drums
Tower of Power – horn section
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Production
Dan Healy, Rick Davis, John Wollman, David Freiberg, Mickey Hart – engineers
Phil Lesh, Jerry Garcia, Mickey Hart, David Freiberg, Dan Healy, Stephen Stills – mixdown
Rock Scully – direction
Recorded at Mickey's Barn, Marin County, CA
Mixed at Alembic Studios, San Francisco
Ed Thrasher – art direction
Ron Rakow, Bruce Baxter – photography
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[spoiler="Allmusic review by Lindsay Planer"]
Along with Bobby Weir's Ace (1972) and Jerry Garcia's Garcia (1972), Mickey Hart (percussion) issued his debut solo in 1972. Some unfortunate business dealings involving his father Lenny Hart -- who briefly managed the Grateful Dead -- resulted in Mickey extricating himself from the band in 1971. However none of the other members blamed Mickey and remained supportive of his sabbatical. It was as a result of suddenly having some time off the road that the Rolling Thunder project was completed -- primarily in the barn of his Novato, California ranch. Unlike Garcia and Weir, Hart ventured beyond the confines of the Dead for support, featuring a bevy of rock and roll heavies -- many of whom were also fellow Bay Area residents. The results are uniformly inspired and are the closest that the percussionist would come to recording a 'traditional' pop/rock album until the release of Mickey Hart's Mystery Box (1996) over two decades later. The disc begins with a traditional Native American invocation courtesy of Rolling Thunder himself. This leads into a marimba duet which is followed by Allah Rahka and Zakir Hussain's hypnotic rain sticks. Their percussive downpour segues into a seminal version of "Playing In The Band" which is titled "The Main Ten" in reference to the song's time signature. In addition to Dead mate Weir (vocals/rhythm guitar), the track also features Stephen Stills (bass), John Cipollina (guitar), the Tower Of Power horns, as well as legendary jazz percussionist Carmelo Garcia (timbales). With the notable exception of the formidable brass section, the Dead's early arrangements correlate with Hart's interpretation. "Pump Song" is the only other track to have been incorporated into the Dead's repertoire. It was inspired by the rhythms inherent in an actual water pump located on Hart's ranch -- which can be heard during the intro. After a few minor rearrangements, the Dead worked it up as the "Greatest Story Ever Told". There are several other stunningly original compositions on Rolling Thunder, among them are "Blind John -- which was the a-side (b/w "Pump Song") of the only 7" single to be extracted from the long player. This folkie flavoured number features Jefferson Airplane -- soon-to-be-Jefferson Starship members Grace Slick (piano/vocals), Paul Kantner (vocals) and David Freiberg (guitar/vocals) as well as Barry Melton (guitar/vocals) from Country Joe & The Fish. The equally intriguing full-blown rockers "Young Man" and especially the instrumental "Deep, Wide and Frequent" are worth mentioning as they contain some of the album's most aggressive performances. The latter track is also highlighted by a quartet of lead guitarists including Jerry Garcia, Robbie Stokes, John Cipollina and from the Sons Of Champlin, Terry Haggerty. Deadhead or naught, classic rock enthusiasts are encouraged to seek out this somewhat obscured classic.
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[spoiler="Planet Earth Rock and Roll Orchestra"]
Planet Earth Rock and Roll Orchestra - псевдоним исполнителей, которые записывались вместе в начале 70-х. Это были преимущественно музыканты групп Jefferson Airplane, The Grateful Dead, Quicksilver Messenger Service, и Crosby, Stills & Nash. Их первый альбом - Blows Against the Empire, когда они были известны как Jefferson Starship. Название изменилось на Planet Earth Rock and Roll Orchestra со следующим альбомом - If I Could Only Remember My Name Дэвида Кросби (ex-The Byrds). Во время записи этого альбома в студии Wally Heider музыканты вышеупомянутых групп были приглашены на репетиции и записали много часов материала, который частично был использован для альбома Кросби (хор PERRO упомянут на одной песне, What Are Their Names) и некоторых других сольных альбомов. Название Jefferson Starship позже было использовано для новой группы Пола Кантнера и Грейс Слик, собранной в 1974 году. Пол Кантнер записал сольный альбом Planet Earth Rock and Roll Orchestra в 1983 как дань тому времени.

Участники репетиций:
David Crosby (ex-The Byrds) – гитара, вокал
Graham Nash (ex-The Hollies) – гитара, вокал
Paul Kantner (ex-Jefferson Airplane) – гитара, банджо, вокал
Grace Slick (ex-Jefferson Airplane) – фортепьяно, вокал
Jorma Kaukonen (ex-Jefferson Airplane, Hot Tuna) – соло-гитара
Jack Casady (ex-Jefferson Airplane, Hot Tuna) – бас-гитара
Jerry Garcia (ex-Grateful Dead) – гитара, вокал
Phil Lesh (ex-Grateful Dead) – бас-гитара
Bill Kreutzmann (ex-Grateful Dead) – барабаны
Mickey Hart (ex-Grateful Dead) – перкуссия
David Freiberg (Quicksilver Messenger Service) – альт, вокал

Дискография PERRO:
1970-Blows Against the Empire - Paul Kantner and Jefferson Starship
1971-If I Could Only Remember My Name - David Crosby
1971-Songs for Beginners - Graham Nash
1971-Sunfighter - Paul Kantner and Grace Slick
1971-Papa John Creach - Papa John Creach
1972-Graham Nash David Crosby - Graham Nash and David Crosby
1972-Rolling Thunder - Mickey Hart
1973-Baron von Tollbooth & the Chrome Nun - Paul Kantner, Grace Slick, and David Freiberg
1983-Planet Earth Rock and Roll Orchestra - Paul Kantner
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