Artist: Tamburlaine
Title Of Album: Say No More / Rebirth
Year Of Release: 1971,73/2019
Label (Catalog#) :Kiwi/Pacific Records Ltd[CD SLC-105]
Country:: New Zealand
Genre: Folk Rock
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Bitrate: 16bit/44.1kHz
Time: 76:32
Full Size: 51bMb(+3%)
Title Of Album: Say No More / Rebirth
Year Of Release: 1971,73/2019
Label (Catalog#) :Kiwi/Pacific Records Ltd[CD SLC-105]
Country:: New Zealand
Genre: Folk Rock
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Bitrate: 16bit/44.1kHz
Time: 76:32
Full Size: 51bMb(+3%)
The 1973 album by this New Zealand group was very much a folk-rocky relic of the late hippie era.
The briskly strummed guitars, ebullient vocal harmonies, and relentlessly sunny lyrical glow of some cuts are like those of guys who’ve taken Traffic‘s “You Can All Join In” as their manifesto. Because it’s all done without a pinch of irony, it’ll drive those with a limited taste for feel-good rock up the wall and out the door. If you do enjoy gung ho folk-rock with a can-do rural flavor, though, it’s well executed, but derivative. There are echoes of not only Traffic at their most pastoral, but also Crosby, Stills & Nash‘s harmonizing on songs like “Wooden Ships,” as well as (less expectedly) some of the cartwheeling constructions of Yes — a band that did have some folk-rock influences, though those haven’t been widely acknowledged. Medieval melodic influences also pop up, as do, perhaps, the very lightest shades of the folkiest moments
of the late-’60s Beatles. ~ AMG.
The briskly strummed guitars, ebullient vocal harmonies, and relentlessly sunny lyrical glow of some cuts are like those of guys who’ve taken Traffic‘s “You Can All Join In” as their manifesto. Because it’s all done without a pinch of irony, it’ll drive those with a limited taste for feel-good rock up the wall and out the door. If you do enjoy gung ho folk-rock with a can-do rural flavor, though, it’s well executed, but derivative. There are echoes of not only Traffic at their most pastoral, but also Crosby, Stills & Nash‘s harmonizing on songs like “Wooden Ships,” as well as (less expectedly) some of the cartwheeling constructions of Yes — a band that did have some folk-rock influences, though those haven’t been widely acknowledged. Medieval melodic influences also pop up, as do, perhaps, the very lightest shades of the folkiest moments
of the late-’60s Beatles. ~ AMG.
Tracks:
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1. Pass A Piece Of Paper
2. Lady Wakes Up - (1972 APRA Silver Scroll winner)
3. The Raven And The Nightingale
4. Do For The Others
5. Saffron Lady
6. Some Other Day
7. Rainy City Memoirs
8. The Flame Of Thoriman
9. New World
10. Maybe It's True
11. All In The Way
12. Love Song In G Minor
13. Sleeper Awake
14. Sunny Side
15. Take Your Time
16. Rebirth
Personnel:
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Banjo – Paul Trenwith (tracks: 15)
Drums, Vocals – Mark Hansen (6) (tracks: 9-16)
Guitar, Vocals – Denis Leong (tracks: 1-8), Rob Winch (tracks: 9-16), Simon Morris (2), Steve Robinson (3)
Violin – Colleen Trenwith (tracks: 11)
All thanks to original releaser
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1. Pass A Piece Of Paper
2. Lady Wakes Up - (1972 APRA Silver Scroll winner)
3. The Raven And The Nightingale
4. Do For The Others
5. Saffron Lady
6. Some Other Day
7. Rainy City Memoirs
8. The Flame Of Thoriman
9. New World
10. Maybe It's True
11. All In The Way
12. Love Song In G Minor
13. Sleeper Awake
14. Sunny Side
15. Take Your Time
16. Rebirth
Personnel:
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Banjo – Paul Trenwith (tracks: 15)
Drums, Vocals – Mark Hansen (6) (tracks: 9-16)
Guitar, Vocals – Denis Leong (tracks: 1-8), Rob Winch (tracks: 9-16), Simon Morris (2), Steve Robinson (3)
Violin – Colleen Trenwith (tracks: 11)
All thanks to original releaser
Download /Скачать
http://xfile.cloud/fqsgwupsnaru
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