Babe Ruth - Kids Stuff (Reissue) (1976/2002)
BAND/ARTIST: Babe Ruth
- Title: Kids Stuff
- Year Of Release: 1976/2002
- Label: Capitol Records
- Genre: Prog Rock
- Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks, .cue, scans)
- Total Time: 39:55
- Total Size: 98/164 Mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. Oh Dear, What A Shame
2. Welcome To The Show
3. Since You Went Away
4. Standing In The Rain
5. Sweet Sweet Surrender
6. Oh, Doctor
7. Nickelodeon
8. Keep Your Distance
9. Living A Lie
Line-up:
Steve Gurl / keyboards
Ellie Hope / lead vocals
Ray Knott / bass
Bernie Marsden / guitars
Ed Spevock / drums, percussion
BABE RUTH was a band that formed in Hatfield, Hertfordshire, England, in 1971. Guitarist Alan Shacklock founded this progressive rock band. They had a rhythmic, bluesy, guitar orientated sound capped off by the blistering vocals of Jenny Hahn. Rounded out by Chris Holmes (keyboards and organ), Dave Punshon (piano), Dave Hewitt, (bass) and Dick Powell, (drums) this British band always put on a great live show.
Jennie Hahn's raw powerful vocals, and Alan Shacklock's magnificent guitar work made for a true signature sound. With very varied eclectic tastes they covererd song like FRANK ZAPPA's "King Kong", and Curtis Mayfield's "We People Darker Than Blue".
They enjoyed moderate commercial success in Britain, Canada, and the States, but were plagued by personnel problems, and lack of radio airplay. When vocalist Jennie Hahn left the band for parts unknown, the band lost direction and never regained its initial success. I became aware of them through Boston progressive radio where their great song "The Mexican" became a minor hit.
Their 1972 album "First Base", with its cover art by famed YES artist, Roger Dean, remains one of my most favorite albums to this day. I suggest you give this album a listen, because it is simply one of the best rock albums of all time.
Jennie Hahn's raw powerful vocals, and Alan Shacklock's magnificent guitar work made for a true signature sound. With very varied eclectic tastes they covererd song like FRANK ZAPPA's "King Kong", and Curtis Mayfield's "We People Darker Than Blue".
They enjoyed moderate commercial success in Britain, Canada, and the States, but were plagued by personnel problems, and lack of radio airplay. When vocalist Jennie Hahn left the band for parts unknown, the band lost direction and never regained its initial success. I became aware of them through Boston progressive radio where their great song "The Mexican" became a minor hit.
Their 1972 album "First Base", with its cover art by famed YES artist, Roger Dean, remains one of my most favorite albums to this day. I suggest you give this album a listen, because it is simply one of the best rock albums of all time.
Oldies | Rock | FLAC / APE | Mp3
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