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Frankie Miller Once In A Blue Moon (Collector's Edition)

Format:
CD
Style:
Hard Rock
Release:
07.05.2021
Art-Nr.:
CD23404
Label:
Rock Candy
Price no VAT, plus Shipping 13.03 €

Tracklist

01
You Don't Need To Laugh (to Be Happy)
02
I Can't Change It
03
Candlelight Sonata In 'f' Major
04
Ann Eliza Jane
05
It's All Over
06
In No Resistance
07
After All (i Live My Life)
08
Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues
09
Mail Box;i'm Ready
10
I Can See The Train (bonus Track)
11
Blow My Whistle (bonus Track)
12
The Rules Of The Game (bonus Track)
13
And It's Raining (bonus Track)

Description

Fully Remastered Audio / Frankie Miller...that's who! Glasgow's gift shines on his heavenly debut from '73 / Produced by DaveRobinson (Brinsley Schwarz, Clover) / Includes 'After All (I Live My Life)','You Don't Need To Laugh' & 'It's All Over', plus 4 BonusTracks / 12 page full-colour booklet, 3,500 word essay with new interviews, enhanced artwork & previously unseen photos - MENTIONTHE NAME Frankie Miller to any musician of a certain era and their face will immediately light up regarding his singing ability andsubsequent influence on a generation of British vocalists. The owner of one of the finest blues voices of the era, Frankie's shadowloomed long and hard across a multitude of styles, with enough true grit and authority to carve out a top tier reputation. Compared inthe same exalted breath as Rod Stewart, Paul Rodgers, Terry Reid and Joe Cocker, Frankie quickly established a reputation second tonone. Originating from Glasgow, Frankie's first brush with fame came via Jude, a supergroup, including guitarist Robin Trower, whichinexplicably failed to connect with the public. It was, however, enough of a career boost to secure him a solo recording contract withChrysalis records and the release in 1973 of this, his debut album, 'Once In A Blue Moon'. The record was lauded by critics andsupporters, yet inexplicably failed to sell at the time. As a mixture of hardnosed blues and gritty R&B it established Miller as a real forcein British rock, with most supporters predicting a bright future. The album was record at the famed Rockfield studio in Wales, backed bypub rock stalwarts the Brinsley Schwarz group and produced by their manager Dave Robinson, a man who would later go on to formStiff Records. With tight arrangements and gritty instrumental support, the album focussed on an earthy blues rock, allowing Miller'svoice to take centre stage. It also highlighted his compositional skills, setting up a reputation for writing material that would find manyvaried and successful outlets over the years