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Brian Auger & The Trinity - Befour (Japan Remastered, SHM) (1970/2013)

Brian Auger & The Trinity - Befour (Japan Remastered, SHM) (1970/2013)
  • Title: Befour
  • Year Of Release: 1970/2013
  • Label: Vivid Sound Corporation
  • Genre: Psychedelic Rock, Jazz Rock, Prog Rock
  • Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (image, .cue, log)
  • Total Time: 01:01:17
  • Total Size: 171/392 Mb (scans)
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Brian Auger & The Trinity - Befour (Japan Remastered, SHM) (1970/2013)


Tracklist:

01. I Want To Take You Higher (Sylvester Stewart) - 5:08
02. Pavane (Gabriel Fauré) - 3:49
03. No Time To Live (Jim Capaldi, Steve Winwood) - 5:27
04. Maiden Voyage (Herbie Hancock) - 5:03
05. Listen Here (Eddie Harris) - 9:26
06. Adagio Per Archi E Organo (Brian Auger) - 3:30
07. Just You Just Me (Brian Auger) - 6:31
08. Rain Forest Talking (Live) (Brian Auger) - 4:07
09. Pavane (Demo Version) (Gabriel Fauré) - 3:44
10. Fire In The Mind (Previously Unreleased) (Brian Auger) - 4:47
11. Pavene (Live) (Gabriel Fauré) - 4:49
12. I Got Some (Live) (Brian Auger) - 5:02

Line-up::
Brian Auger - Keyboards, Electric Piano, Organ, Vocals
Gary Boyle - Guitar, Vocals, Harmony Vocals
Dave Ambrose - Bass, Harmony Vocals
Clive Thacker - Drums, Harmony Vocals
Colin Allen - Bass, Drum Rhythms, Bells,
Roger Sutton - Bottom Bass Line
Barry Reeves - Snare Drum, Cowbell
Mickey Waller - Cymbals

Brian Auger and his band outdo themselves on this extraordinary album, which boasts playing that is both passionate and of virtuoso caliber, and encompasses just the right repertory. From the opening of the soaring rendition of "I Wanna Take You Higher" through the jazzy interpretation of Gabriel Fauré's Pavane, the Albinoni-based Adagio per Archi e Organo, the impassioned rendition of Traffic's "No Time to Live" (sung by lead guitarist Gary Boyle), and the smooth interpretation of Herbie Hancock's "Maiden Voyage" (featuring some elegant lead playing by Boyle before Auger's organ moves into the foreground), Befour delivers superb musicianship, crossing the lines between jazz and rock with touches of soul and even some lingering traces of psychedelia. The one fully experimental track, "Listen Here," which was cut in a single take of nine minutes and 22 seconds, is a hard, pounding piece driven by Boyle's jagged lead guitar and showing off the band augmented by three additional drummers (Mickey Waller, Barry Reeves, and Colin Allen) and an extra bassist (Roger Sutton) -- it reminds one somewhat of the kinds of experiments that the Nice sometimes attempted a lot less successfully. "Just You and Me" is a worthy finale to the original album, a hard-rocking showcase for each of the players.



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  • oakland
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Thanks for sharing.
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Many Thanks
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  • mldekker
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Veel Dank !!