Size: 253.00 Mb
Location: uploaded.net
Description: Artist: Detroit With Mitch Ryder
Title Of Album: Detroit
Year Of Release: 1971 (CD 1987 )
Label: MCA Records | MCAD-31129
Country: USA
Genre: Detroit Rock, Rock & Roll, Blues Rock, Pop Rock
Quality: FLAC (tracks+.cue,.log)
Bitrate: Lossless
Total Time: 41:11
Total Size: 254 MB (Covers)
WebSite: discogs.com
Why didn't this album sell when it was originally released? One could argue against naming the band after the city they hailed from, but that didn't keep Chicago and Boston from becoming rich and famous. The year's sluggish economy was hampered by Nixon's infamous wage and price controls, but that didn't prevent Led Zeppelin IV, Who's Next, Alice Cooper's Killer, Humble Pie's Rockin' the Fillmore, the Rolling Stones' Sticky Fingers and the Faces' A Nod Is As Good as a Wink from going gold, platinum, and beyond. Perhaps the record company is to blame - how widely distributed was the album outside of southeastern Michigan? But I found this CD more than 15 years ago in El Paso, Texas.
So I can't explain it. The original Side 1 still stands out among the best hard rock sides ever released. Long Neck Goose harkens back to Mitch Ryder's Detroit Wheels days, a catchy piano enhances Is It You (Or Is It Me), It Ain't Easy successfully blends acoustic verses with the electric chorus, and the cover of Lou Reed's Rock `N Roll features a riff that stomps all over everything Reed ever tried. (Crawdaddy)
Tracklist:
01. Long Neck Goose 03:23 02. Is It You (Or Is It Me) 04:10 03. Box Of Old Roses 02:50 04. It Ain't Easy 03:46 05. Rock 'N' Roll 06:13 06. Let It Rock 03:31 07. Drink 05:44 08. Gimme Shelter 05:00 09. I Found A New Love 06:41
***************** Mitch Ryder: vocals John Badanjek: drums Steve Hunter: guitar Brett Tuggle: guitar W.R. Cooke: bass Harry Phillips: organ
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Location: uploaded.net
Description: Artist: Detroit With Mitch Ryder
Title Of Album: Detroit
Year Of Release: 1971 (CD 1987 )
Label: MCA Records | MCAD-31129
Country: USA
Genre: Detroit Rock, Rock & Roll, Blues Rock, Pop Rock
Quality: FLAC (tracks+.cue,.log)
Bitrate: Lossless
Total Time: 41:11
Total Size: 254 MB (Covers)
WebSite: discogs.com
Why didn't this album sell when it was originally released? One could argue against naming the band after the city they hailed from, but that didn't keep Chicago and Boston from becoming rich and famous. The year's sluggish economy was hampered by Nixon's infamous wage and price controls, but that didn't prevent Led Zeppelin IV, Who's Next, Alice Cooper's Killer, Humble Pie's Rockin' the Fillmore, the Rolling Stones' Sticky Fingers and the Faces' A Nod Is As Good as a Wink from going gold, platinum, and beyond. Perhaps the record company is to blame - how widely distributed was the album outside of southeastern Michigan? But I found this CD more than 15 years ago in El Paso, Texas.
So I can't explain it. The original Side 1 still stands out among the best hard rock sides ever released. Long Neck Goose harkens back to Mitch Ryder's Detroit Wheels days, a catchy piano enhances Is It You (Or Is It Me), It Ain't Easy successfully blends acoustic verses with the electric chorus, and the cover of Lou Reed's Rock `N Roll features a riff that stomps all over everything Reed ever tried. (Crawdaddy)
Tracklist:
01. Long Neck Goose 03:23 02. Is It You (Or Is It Me) 04:10 03. Box Of Old Roses 02:50 04. It Ain't Easy 03:46 05. Rock 'N' Roll 06:13 06. Let It Rock 03:31 07. Drink 05:44 08. Gimme Shelter 05:00 09. I Found A New Love 06:41
***************** Mitch Ryder: vocals John Badanjek: drums Steve Hunter: guitar Brett Tuggle: guitar W.R. Cooke: bass Harry Phillips: organ
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