Asleep At The Wheel Half A Hundred Years (2-LP)
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Asleep At The Wheel: Half A Hundred Years (2-LP)
Endlich wurde die Veröffentlichung von Half A Hundred Years bekannt gegeben, dem neuen Album der Kult-Swamp-Boogie-Band Asleep at The Wheel, die damit ihr 50-jähriges Jubiläum feiern – natürlich mit der Veröffentlichung des gleichnamigen Titeltracks und einem Video dazu.
Artikeleigenschaften von Asleep At The Wheel: Half A Hundred Years (2-LP)
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Interpret: Asleep At The Wheel
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Albumtitel: Half A Hundred Years (2-LP)
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Genre Country
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Label HOME
- Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min
- Record Grading Mint (M)
- Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
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Artikelart LP
- Plattengröße LP
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EAN: 0793888436206
- Gewicht in Kg: 0.3
| Asleep At The Wheel - Half A Hundred Years (2-LP) LP 1 | ||||
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| 01 | Half A Hundred Years | Asleep At The Wheel | ||
| 02 | It's The Same Old South | Asleep At The Wheel | ||
| 03 | I Do What I Must | Asleep At The Wheel | ||
| 04 | There You Go Again (Feat Lyle Lovett) | Asleep At The Wheel | ||
| 05 | My Little Baby | Asleep At The Wheel | ||
| 06 | Paycheck To Paycheck | Asleep At The Wheel | ||
| 07 | Word To The Wise (Feat Bill Kirchen) | Asleep At The Wheel | ||
| 08 | That's How I Remember It | Asleep At The Wheel | ||
| 09 | The Photo | Asleep At The Wheel | ||
| 10 | I Love You Most Of All (When You're Not Here) | Asleep At The Wheel | ||
| Asleep At The Wheel - Half A Hundred Years (2-LP) LP 2 | ||||
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| 01 | The Wheel Boogie | Asleep At The Wheel | ||
| 02 | Take Me Back To Tulsa (Feat George Strait And Willie Nelson) | Asleep At The Wheel | ||
| 03 | The Letter That Johnny Walker Read (Feat Lee Ann Womack) | Asleep At The Wheel | ||
| 04 | Bump Bounce Boogie (Feat Chris O'connell, Katie Shore, And Elizabeth Mcqueen) | Asleep At The Wheel | ||
| 05 | Miles And Miles Of Texas | Asleep At The Wheel | ||
| 06 | (Get Your Kicks On) Route 66 (Feat Leroy Preston, Johnny Nicholas, And Ray Benson) | Asleep At The Wheel | ||
| 07 | Marie (Feat Willie Nelson) | Asleep At The Wheel | ||
| 08 | Spanish Two Step (Feat Johnny Gimble And Jesse Ashlock) | Asleep At The Wheel | ||
| 09 | The Road Will Hold Me Tonight (Feat Emmylou Harris And Willie Nelson) | Asleep At The Wheel | ||
Asleep At The Wheel
Mitglieder: Ray Benson, Gesang, Gitarre- Chris O`Connell, Gesang, Gitarre- Tony Garnier, Bass- Danny Levin, Fiddle, Mandoline- Lucky Oceans, Steel Guitar- Leroy Preston, Gesang, Gitarre, Schlagzeug- Link Davis,Jr., Fiddle, Saxophon- Floyd Domino, Keyboards- Bill Mabry, Fiddle- Gene Dobkin, Gesang, Bass- Reuben Gosfield, Steel Guitar- Richard Casanova, Fiddle- Scott Hennige, Schlagzeug- Ed Vizard, Tenor Saxophon- Patrick Ryan, Saxophon, Klarinette- Chris York, Schlagzeug- Andy Stein, Fiddle, Saxophon-John Nicholas, Gitarre, Piano, Gesang- Spencer Starnes, Bass- Fran Christina, Schlagzeug
Record Labels: United Artists, Epic, Capitol, MCA
Erster Hit: Choo Choo Ch'Boogie (1974)
Erster Top Ten Hit: The Letter That Johnny Walker Read (1975)
Asleep At The Wheel, eine 1970 in West Virginia gegründete Western Swing Band, die später nach San Francisco und schließlich 1974 nach Texas zog. Am Anfang noch ganz der Western Swing Tradition verpflichtet, begann die Gruppe später mit Elementen aus dem Jazz zu experimentieren, ohne jedoch den Swing ganz abschütteln zu können- dafür sorgte immer wieder als Gast der Ex-Texas-Playboy Johnny Gimble. Neben Commander Cody und seinen Lost Planet Airmen war Asleep At The Wheel Anfang der 70er Jahre maßgeblich an der Wiederbelebung des Western Swing beteiligt. Mit dem Ende der 70er Jahre war die Gruppe dann kaum noch im Gespräch. Erst 1986 erschien wieder eine neue L.P. von Asleep At The Wheel, die jedoch wenig Aufsehen erregte und die auch kaum an die Qualität der Einspielungen aus den 70er Jahren anknüpfen konnte. 1987 dann, zurückgekehrt zu Epic, brachte die Gruppe ihre Musik wieder auf den Punkt und hatte Erfolge.
Asleep At The Wheel
Take Me Back To Tulsa
In these times when absolutely every note that Bob Wills, Milton Brown, and Cliff Bruner recorded is available on Bear Family and other labels, it's worth remembering that, in 1973, western swing was woefully hard to find on records. A few various artists' compilations and budget albums were about the extent of it. Bob Wills' then-current albums on Kapp were no incentive for anyone to go in search of his music; a bigger incentive came from Merle Haggard's 1970 album 'Tribute To The Best Damn Fiddle Player In The World.' The San Francisco western swing/honky tonk revival noted by a 'Billboard'correspondent in mid-1972 had already seen revivalist albums with a counter-culture twist released by Dan Hicks and Commander Cody. Just behind them came Asleep at the Wheel. On the east coast, they'd opened for Alice Cooper and other acts before the Commander told them to come west. "I demoed Asleep at the Wheel for Jerry Wexler at Atlantic," said group leader Ray Benson. "We sent it in and I got it back and he said, 'It's very nice but the lead guitar player needs work.' He was right. So I went to work." Then, in aninterview a couple of years later, Van Morrison said, "...there's some relatively unknown group around that I really dig. Asleep at the Wheel plays great country music." That was enough to send the record labels in search of the Wheel. Former Cricket Tommy Allsup landed the deal for United Artists.
Like many of Bob Wills' best and best-known songs, Take Me Back To Tulsa had been a fiddle tune, known as Take Me Back To Texas before Wills moved to KVOO Tulsa. He recorded it during several days of Dallas sessions in February 1941 that resulted in a plethora of transcendently great music. Of course, Ray Benson couldn't hope to match the droll, inebriate charm of Wills' vocalist, Tommy Duncan. Who could? Soon after the Wheel's first LP came out, Willie Nelson persuaded them to join the nascent Austin scene. "He heard this young band, a long-haired band, was playing Bob Wills' music," Ray Benson said later. "He was just very curious. That was in '73, and he was one of the guys who convinced me to move to Texas. We were living in California at the time. He put us on shows and introduced us around." Forty-two years and one hundred band members later, Asleep at the Wheel is still at it, and still based in Austin. Their 2009 album with Nelson, 'Willie And The Wheel,' reached #13 on the country album charts and won a Grammy.
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