Pile Poil j'écoute ça

Almanzo a écrit:
Euh ouais, là, ce que j'entends, c'est de la musique de papys flagadas pour papys flagadas...

mathis a écrit:

pile poil.

kidboss a écrit:

Almanzo a écrit:
Euh ouais, là, ce que j'entends, c'est de la musique de papys flagadas pour papys flagadas...

t'aurais du dire "pour quadras grincheux", ca aurait été plus marrant
mais c'était déjà un peu marrant ...

Almanzo a écrit:
Ah ben non, le quadra grincheux, c'est moi.

CC Rider a écrit:

yvvan a écrit:je crois que c'était en écoute sur spotify pour ceux qui ont un compte premium ou je sais pas quoi...

1. Israelites - Desmond Dekker And The Aces
2. Monkey Girl - The Maytals
3. Sweet Sensation - The Melodians
4. Freedom Street - Ken Boothe
5. Let Them Say - Tyrone Evans
6. Samfie Man - The Pioneers
7. It's My Delight - The Melodians
8. Peeping Tom - The Maytals
9. Rivers Of Babylon - The Melodians
10. Gave You My Love - Delroy Wilson
11. Bitterness Of Life - Bruce Ruffin
12. Sentimental Journey - Ansell Collins
13. Long Shot Kick De Bucket - The Pioneers
14. (Ah) It Mek - Desmond Dekker And The Aces
15. Why Baby Why - Ken Boothe
16. Monkey Man - The Maytals

mathis a écrit:

bill horton a écrit:

mathis a écrit:

Ah oui, j'ai aussi cet album quelque part chez moi.
Très, très bon.

mathis a écrit:...cependant, l'intérprétation est toujours un peu la même et sur le plan des textes, c'est pas très riche...

It has been said that bassist Ronnie Lane left The Faces in 1973 soon after the release of Ooh La La, fed up at the group increasingly being presented as Rod Stewart's backing group.

In an article in Let It Rock in 1975, it was reported that it wasn't so much the traditional 'musical differences' that disenchanted Lane as the opportunities denied or ignored: to climb new peaks and to absorb new styles. And then there was the touring. "If you're going to be on the road, you might as well be on the road, and if you want to live at home you might as well live at home, because if you don't totally accept that you're on the road and that's it, private jets back home for a few hours a day ain't going to make it home. There's nothing wrong with life on the road if you make it a life on the road. You say, 'I won't take the motorway here, I'll take the B-road because it goes through this country and that village and I'd like to see this and I like to see that... Towards the end I often used to take a car in the States. It was more of a physical drain to drive, but it was a mental drain to fly, and I can't put up with mental fatigue." Well that and Lane's next project, Slim Chance And The Passing Show.

In place of Lane, the group found a replacement in Tetsu Yamauchi and released Coast To Coast: Overtures And Beginnings in December 1973. The Faces would disband within a year and a half of the album's release. In the section on The Faces at warr.org, a music reviews website, Coast To Coast is rated as "for serious fans only" while there are other fans who saw the album as full of "pure energy, always entertaining" with Angel remaining the most memorable track.

For those who miss the rocking good time of The Faces' Coast To Coast (the album was reissued on CD in 1990 and has since been out of print), here are the Coast To Coast outtakes. Probably taken from the October 1973 shows at Anaheim Convention Centre and the show at Hollywood Palladium, California. Rod's vocals are sometimes off-mic.

bill horton a écrit: