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Ghosts - (Remastered)

Ghosts - (Remastered), The Strawbs

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CD Price: $15.99
Product Code: MUINT011169
Artist: The Strawbs
Year: Oct 27, 1998
Publisher: Polygram Uk
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Category: Uk --> Rock --> Folk Rock

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Track Listing:
  1. Ghosts: Sweet Dreams/Night Light/Guardian Angel - 8:31
  2. Lemon Pie - 4:03
  3. Starshine/Angel Wine - 5:15
  4. Where Do You Go (When You Need a Hole to Crawl In) - 3:02
  5. The Life Auction: Impressions of Soulhall from the Train/The Acution - 6:52
  6. Don't Try to Change Me - 4:27
  7. Remembering - :54
  8. You and I (When We Were Young) - 4:04
  9. Grace Darling - 3:55
  10. Changes Arrange Us - 3:55

Overview:
Ghosts was the last album by the Strawbs to appear while the band was on its upward curve of commercial success; a more lyrical follow-up to Hero and Heroine, it was the group's last thrust at wide-audience appeal, with a hoped for-hit ("Lemon Pie") that didn't materialize. The group's mix of acoustic guitars, electric lead and bass, and Rod Coombes' heavy drumming was very compelling on this, their smoothest album; the title track introduction, mixing multiple overdubbed harpsichords, acoustic guitars, and church bells was a gorgeous beginning, and the melodies only got better further into the album. The hauntingly beautiful "Starshine/Angel Wine" was a magnificent successor to "Lay Down" off of Bursting at the Seams, with a moment of Led Zeppelin-like flash from Dave Lambert's playing in the break, while "The Life Auction" was a bigger, bolder follow-up to "The Hangman and the Papist." The original finale, "Grace Darling," is probably the prettiest tune Dave Cousins ever wrote. Alas, Ghosts would be the group's last record to be released before the changes in music -- with the introduction of punk rock in the middle of the '70s -- began hemming them in, and they never again put out an album with as much panache as this. Previously available on CD only from Japan, in 1998 Ghosts was reissued by A&M in England with a sharp, clean digital sound that greatly enhanced the rich textures of the playing, and one bonus track, Rod Coombes' unexpectedly lyrical "Changes Arrange Us," which had previously been available only as a single B-side. (British import)

Credits:
Charles Cronk - Bass, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Bass), Vocals (Background) Claire Deniz - Cello Dave Cousins - Banjo, Guitar, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Vocals Dave Lambert - Guitar, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Vocals John Hawken - Harpsichord, Keyboards, Mellotron, Moog Synthesizer, Organ, Organ (Hammond), Piano, Piano (Electric) Rod Coombes - Conga, Drums, Percussion, Vocals (Background) The Strawbs - Arranger, Main Performer

 

 

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