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Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings- JUST FOR A THRILL- CD- 2004/2005- Fuel 2000 Records, Inc.- 030206145922- 400 grn
If there's such a thing as a world-class bar band, the former Rolling Stones bassist's Rhythm Kings qualify. Core members Albert Lee and Terry Taylor, Georgie Fame, Graham Broad and, of course, Bill Wyman himself, are among the Who's Who of British blues and R&B. No wonder the grooves flow so easily on these 16 tunes, which range from boogie and Delta classics to Motown soul to disco, even including a cover of the Beatles' "Taxman" delivered as a tribute to George Harrison, who played on the previous Rhythm Kings CD, 2001's Double Bill. Some interesting song choices and compelling vocal turns provide the highlights. The first is the neglected New Orleans gem "Down Home Girl," where Georgie Fame's molasses phrasing captures the laid-back pace of idealized life in the Crescent City. Beverly Skeet ignites "Cry Baby" in tribute to Janis Joplin, who immortalized the Garnet Mimms tune. And Ray Charles gets props with three numbers from his catalog, including a live recording of "Georgia On My Mind" that's beautifully rearranged for vocals and jazz guitar - the album's most adventurous turn. Bill Wyman says he's ending the group's 16-year run here. If that's so, JUST FOR A THRILL is a fitting swan song. Ever since leaving The Rolling Stones, Bill Wyman has been keeping a low profile, which isn't quite the same thing as keeping quiet. About a decade after quitting the world's greatest rock & roll band, he formed The Rhythm Kings, a loose collective of friends, pros, and all-stars, all gathered to play the blues, soul, R&B, and old-time rock & roll that his old group no longer played. While the concept for The Rhythm Kings was similar to Ringo Starr's ever-changing All-Starr Band, Wyman's group was more of a studio creation than Ringo's ready-for-the-road carnival, which hauled out the old hits for an appreciative audience nearly every summer in the late '80s and '90s. In contrast, The Rhythm Kings dug out some great blues and R&B chestnuts and added a few new originals in the same style, for a series of mellow and enjoyable LPs, of which 2005's JUST FOR A THRILL is the fourth. If you've heard any of the previous three, you know what to expect - slick, professional, friendly grooves, impeccably played and delivered with a smile. There may not be any grit and the surfaces may be too smooth, but there's a warm vibe to the proceedings. Clearly, The Rhythm Kings - who include Albert Lee, Georgie Fame, Andy Fairweather-Low, and Mark Knopfler this time around - are having a good time, and even if that good time isn't quite contagious, it's still palpable. That doesn't mean that JUST FOR A THRILL is a record that you'd play often - it's a bit too laid-back and journeyman for that - but it is nice to hear these old rockers having a good time kicking back and playing the music they've always loved. This album released on 10th May 2004.
Comes In A Tri-Fold Digipak With Transparent Digipak-Disc-Mount On The Inside Cover And Hype Sticker On Front.
Made In The USA.
ПРИ ПОКУПКЕ (сразу) ТРЁХ ФИРМЕННЫХ АЛЬБОМОВ, ДОСТАВКА БЕСПЛАТНО !!!