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Frankie Miller: Live At Rockpalast 1976, 1979 & 1982 (3-CD & 2-DVD)

(MIG-Made In Germany) 43 tracks -  Papersleeves in Stülpdeckelbox

DVDs Sound:PCM Stereo;Bild:4:3, Ländercode:0; Laufzeit:208 Min.

Hätte man in den 70er Jahren einen Kritiker gefragt, wer die besten weißen Künstler des Soul- und Blues-Rock Genres waren, hätte er neben Eric Burdon, Rod Stewart und Joe Cocker immer Frankie Miller genannt.

Frankie Miller mag aus Schottland kommen, aber seine Helden stammen aus der amerikanischen Rock- und Soul-Szene: Ray Charles, Sam Cooke und Otis Redding.

Diese drei Konzerte zeigen in beeindruckender Form sein außergewöhnliches musikalisches Talent! Spätestens mit diesen Veröffentlichungen sollte klar sein, dass Frankie Miller einer der am meisten unterschätzten Sänger überhaupt ist.

- die legendären »Rockpalast-Konzerte« auf 3CDs+2DVDs jetzt als Kombi-Produkt in einem exklusiven Boxset erhältlich 

- neuer und atemberaubender Mix vom 1982er Konzert, da es 24-Spur Bänder gibt. 

- inkl. Booklet, unveröffentlichte Fotos und Liner Notes 

- Teil der legendären »Rockpalast-Serie«

Artikeleigenschaften von Frankie Miller: Live At Rockpalast 1976, 1979 & 1982 (3-CD & 2-DVD)

  • Interpret: Frankie Miller

  • Albumtitel: Live At Rockpalast 1976, 1979 & 1982 (3-CD & 2-DVD)

  • Genre Rock

  • Artikelart CD / DVD

  • Label MIG-Made In Germany

  • EAN: 0885513905901

  • Gewicht in Kg: 0.165
Miller, Frankie - Live At Rockpalast 1976, 1979 & 1982 (3-CD & 2-DVD) CD / DVD 1
01 Ain't Got No Money Frankie Miller
02 Zap Zap Frankie Miller
03 Be Good To Yourself Frankie Miller
04 A Fool In Love Frankie Miller
05 It's All Coming Down Tonight Frankie Miller
06 Angels With Dirty Faces Frankie Miller
07 To Dream The Dream Frankie Miller
08 Danger Danger Frankie Miller
09 Standing On The Edge Frankie Miller
10 The Jealous Kind Frankie Miller
11 A Woman To Love Frankie Miller
12 Down The Honky Tonk Frankie Miller
13 Bad Case Of Loving You Frankie Miller
14 Don't Stop Frankie Miller
15 Let's Spend The Night Together Frankie Miller
Miller, Frankie - Live At Rockpalast 1976, 1979 & 1982 (3-CD & 2-DVD) CD / DVD 2
01 Drunken Nights In The City Frankie Miller
02 Brickyard Blues Frankie Miller
03 The Devil's Gun Frankie Miller
04 It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry Frankie Miller
05 Sail Away Frankie Miller
06 The Rock Frankie Miller
07 Down The Honky Tonk Frankie Miller
08 If You Need Me Frankie Miller
09 A Fool In Love Frankie Miller
10 Hand On The Lever Frankie Miller
11 Ain't Got No Money Frankie Miller
12 I'm Old Enough Frankie Miller
Miller, Frankie - Live At Rockpalast 1976, 1979 & 1982 (3-CD & 2-DVD) CD / DVD 3
01 Rockpalast Capture (Announcement Peter Ruchel) Frankie Miller
02 A Fool In Love Frankie Miller
03 Brickyard Blues Frankie Miller
04 Papa Don't Know Frankie Miller
05 When I'm Away From You Frankie Miller
06 A Woman To Love Frankie Miller
07 Cold Turkey Frankie Miller
08 Ann Eliza Jane Frankie Miller
09 Fallin' In Love Frankie Miller
10 When Something Is Wrong With My Baby Frankie Miller
11 Be Good To Yourself Frankie Miller
12 Is This Love Frankie Miller
13 Ain't Got No Money/ The Fire Down Below Frankie Miller
14 Down The Honky Tonk Frankie Miller
15 Little Queenie Frankie Miller
16 Let's Spend The Night Together Frankie Miller
Frankie Miller Blackland Farmer Setting The Stage Frankie Miller is no longer a... mehr
"Frankie Miller"

Frankie Miller

Blackland Farmer

Setting The Stage

Frankie Miller is no longer a mainstream figure in country music. Despite making handfuls of good, even great records, some for major labels, he has slipped into undeserved obscurity. A web-based search for his name yields far more information about a 1970s Scottish rocker named Frankie Miller than the Texas-based country singer we feature here. Never known for its fairness, the record business has really outdone itself in Frankie Miller's case.

This collection contains every title Frankie Miller recorded for Starday Records in Nashville. These include both sides of all 17 single releases, the tracks from three solo albums. We've even got Frankie's original gospel EP here, along with whatever unissued material remained in the Starday vaults. We also include the few alternate takes that were preserved over the years. In addition, the live performances originally issued on Starday SLP 264 'Live At The Big D Jamboree' are included here. And, we present Frankie's vocal/guitar demos from the Starday era. These sides, never intended for commercial release, offer an unprecedented look into the development of individual songs, as well as Frankie's distinctive vocal style. In addition to Frankie's Starday material, we present the first reissue of his 1957 pre-Starday single for the Cowtown Hoedown label, as well as all the sides he cut for United Artists in 1962 and those he did for Pete Drake's Stop label in 1966 after leaving Starday. All in all, this collection offers the most comprehensive look yet at the best years of one of country music's true masters.

 

Frankie Miller

Between the years of 1959 – 1963 there was no stronger, no more powerful body of work in American country music than the songs recorded by Frankie Miller. Period. Admittedly, that's strong praise. We're certainly not saying that every track Frankie cut during this period belongs on your desert island list. But many of them do. There are records here, created during this relatively brief period of time, that are simply among the best country music has ever had to offer. Frankie's best during this period is as good as it gets. That one man should produce so much good music in a very brief period of time is worth your attention. The short list of performers for this 'Maximum Quality in Minimum Time' is short, indeed. Hank Williams. Johnny Cash. Marty Robbins. Perhaps George Jones? Webb Pierce? Lefty Frizzell? Faron Young? This is elite company, and we're arguing that Frankie belongs in it.

There are some singers whose voices you remember forever after hearing them once. At their best moments, their voice becomes part of the song. Johnny Cash singing I Walk The Line or Hank Williams singing I Can't Help It. Frankie Miller has that same distinctive way with a song. As a result, much of Frankie's work is definitive in the same way. If someone else sings Blackland Farmer it turns into a different song, not just a new performance of a familiar song.

Why does that happen? First, there's the physical character of Frankie's voice. The slight rasp on that baritone makes you feel like you're vibrating with it. Frankie's always right on the note, except when he tails off at the end of a line like Ernest Tubb so often did. But he's not always right on the beat. Sometimes he lags a little behind the beat or gets a little ahead of it, while the band chugs along in perfect rhythm. It makes his delivery almost conversational while maintaining its musicality. Above all, it sounds natural and easy, never mannered or labored. Lesser singers with bigger reputations (no names, please) can't carry that off. In Frankie's case, the song sounds like it's pouring out of him. The result is intimacy: He's singing to you. Sometimes it's more like he's talking to you, and there just happens to be a melody to his words.

But all this is easy not to notice. Frankie's power often goes undetected. You do notice the good work by the band: the guitar hooks and fills. You notice the wonderful songs that Frankie wrote or chose to sing. You notice that the results often add up to a nearly perfect record. But somehow, Frankie's contribution gets taken for granted. Henry Fonda is said to have remarked that acting should seem effortless, that the audience shouldn't see that you're working. Frankie Miller has applied this advice to his music: He gives us seemingly effortless performances that took years to craft.

For the first time, all of Frankie Miller's Starday music has been brought together in one place. You can sit back and fill the room with powerful performances from original master tapes or you can listen carefully, track by track, and dissect the music until there's nothing left but vocal phrases and snatches of guitar solos. Whatever your preference, you've got everything you need to work with. You're holding a brief period of country music history in your hands and you can rest assured that there is nothing better in its time. In the pages that follow, we'll tell you about (and show you) the man who made these wonderful records, and we'll walk you through the music, track by track. But you already know the punchline: It doesn't get any better than this.

 

 

Pre-Starday

Although neither of his parents were musicians ("My daddy was a railroad engineer. He worked for the Southern Pacific Railroad for 48 years. I grew up with the railroad. I loved the railroad."), there was plenty of music around the Miller household. His older brother Norman taught him to play the guitar. Although singing came naturally, Frankie was more interested in sports than music early in his life. He actually enrolled in Victoria Junior College on a football scholarship, and even thought seriously about a career as a boxer. Eventually the lure of country music became too strong.

Before long, Frankie and Norman had formed a band and were playing local clubs. Their musical influences were pretty easy to spot. Like almost everyone in the business, they were affected by Hank Williams' style and sound. But they were Texans, and that meant more than just a little bit of Lefty Frizzell and Ernest Tubb. Like most barely professional musicians working local clubs, Frankie had to be a human jukebox. The patrons wanted to hear the songs they knew from records and radio. It was up to Frankie and the Drifting Texans, as he named the band, to provide those familiar sounds. Original material, if tolerated at all, was offered in very small doses. The band's popularity along the Gulf Coast was boosted by a daily radio show over KNAL in Victoria.

In 1951, before his 20th birthday, Frankie signed a record deal with Bill McCall, owner of 4 Star Records. The deal was brokered by Houston's Pappy Daily, owner of South Coast Amusement Company and soon-to-be founder of Starday and, later, D Records. Daily was instrumental in bringing other Texas-based acts to 4 Star, although no one in the music business, then or now, seems to have written or uttered a kind word about McCall's business dealings. Over the next year, Frankie traveled to ACA Studios in Houston and recorded 14 songs, 12 of which were issued on McCall's Gilt Edge label (all these sides appear on Bear Family BCD 15909, released in 1996).

The conspicuous two-year gap that appears next in Frankie Miller's discography corresponds to the Korean War. That cost Frankie two precious years of his career at the very time he was gathering momentum. According to Kevin Coffey, whose detailed notes to BCD 15909 document those early years, Frankie was set to sign a contract with Decca Records when he was drafted by the Army. There is no telling how his life and career would have unfolded had he spent the time in Nashville rather than Asia. At the least, the music on this collection would probably not have been recorded.

When Sgt. Frankie Miller returned from his stint with the Army in early 1954, he continued his recording career by signing with Columbia, rather than Decca. Over the next year, he cut 12 sides, this time in Dallas at the Jim Beck Studio. Ten of the 12 sides were released as singles and all 12 appear along with the earlier Gilt Edge material on BCD 15909. That CD ends with the last of his sessions for Columbia Records held in Dallas in October, 1955. That was it. By the start of 1956, which would prove to be an exciting year of change in American popular music, Frankie Miller was a man without a recording contract. He was a free agent, able to work with the musicians of his choice in the recording studios of his choice. All he lacked was a label to finance the recordings and release them.

Frankie Miller Blackland Farmer - Complete Starday Recordings (3-CD)
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Tracklist
Miller, Frankie - Live At Rockpalast 1976, 1979 & 1982 (3-CD & 2-DVD) CD / DVD 1
01 Ain't Got No Money
02 Zap Zap
03 Be Good To Yourself
04 A Fool In Love
05 It's All Coming Down Tonight
06 Angels With Dirty Faces
07 To Dream The Dream
08 Danger Danger
09 Standing On The Edge
10 The Jealous Kind
11 A Woman To Love
12 Down The Honky Tonk
13 Bad Case Of Loving You
14 Don't Stop
15 Let's Spend The Night Together
Miller, Frankie - Live At Rockpalast 1976, 1979 & 1982 (3-CD & 2-DVD) CD / DVD 2
01 Drunken Nights In The City
02 Brickyard Blues
03 The Devil's Gun
04 It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry
05 Sail Away
06 The Rock
07 Down The Honky Tonk
08 If You Need Me
09 A Fool In Love
10 Hand On The Lever
11 Ain't Got No Money
12 I'm Old Enough
Miller, Frankie - Live At Rockpalast 1976, 1979 & 1982 (3-CD & 2-DVD) CD / DVD 3
01 Rockpalast Capture (Announcement Peter Ruchel)
02 A Fool In Love
03 Brickyard Blues
04 Papa Don't Know
05 When I'm Away From You
06 A Woman To Love
07 Cold Turkey
08 Ann Eliza Jane
09 Fallin' In Love
10 When Something Is Wrong With My Baby
11 Be Good To Yourself
12 Is This Love
13 Ain't Got No Money/ The Fire Down Below
14 Down The Honky Tonk
15 Little Queenie
16 Let's Spend The Night Together