McGuinness Flint - Happy Birthday, Ruthy Baby FLAC

Tracklist

Credits

• Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Mandolin, Bass, Vocals – Graham Lyle
• Acoustic Guitar, Harmonica, Electric Guitar, Bass, Piano, Vocals, Ocarina – Benny Gallagher
• Drums – Hughie Flint
• Keyboards – Nicky Hopkins (tracks: A1 to A3, B1, B5, B6)
• Producer, Engineer – Glyn Johns
• Saxophone – Jimmy Jewell
• Trombone – John Mumford
• Vocals – Dennis Coulson
• Vocals, Electric Guitar, Bass – Tom McGuinness
• Written-By – Gallagher/Lyle (tracks: A1, A2, A4 to B6)

Album

Happy Birthday, Ruthy Baby - McGuinness Flint. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Songs in album McGuinness Flint - Happy Birthday, Ruthy Baby 1971. McGuinness Flint - Happy Birthday Ruthy Baby. McGuinness Flint - Conversation. McGuinness Flint - When I'm Alone With You. McGuinness Flint - Fixer. McGuinness Flint - Faith And Glory. McGuinness Flint - Klondike. McGuinness Flint - Reader To Writer. Happy Birthday, Ruthy Baby. McGuinness Flint. Rock & Roll 1971. More by McGuinness Flint. In Session At the BBC. McGuinness Flint Remastered. The second album Happy Birthday Ruthy Baby failed to chart, as did the title track when released as a single, but contained some Gallagher and Lyle songs, notably Sparrow, which attracted cover versions. Gallagher and Lyle left towards the end of 1971 to record as a duo, and would enjoy major success in 1976 with their hit-laden fifth album Breakaway. McGuinness Flint would continue to play some of their compositions in live performances. After several temporary members came and went, including comedian Neil Innes on piano, the group then recruited bassist Dixie Dean. Paul Rutherford - brass arrangements. Brian Rogers - arrangements on International. Play album. Get album. McGuinness Flint was a British rock band formed in 1970. After Manfred Mann had imploded in1969, the group's latter-day guitarist Tom McGuinness joined up with Hughie Flint who had played with many of the big names on the UK blues scene. Both were heavily influenced by The Band's music and their album 'Music From The Big Pink'. Completing their concept was Dennis Coulson on vocals, Paul Rutherford joined on trombone whilst Colosseum bassist Tony Reeves recommended two songwriters: Benny Gallagher and Graham Lyle. Happy Birthday, Ruthy Baby, with solid production by Glynn Johns and the gifted Nicky Hopkins on piano, expands on the rustic tone of the band's first album. The title track is a rousing pub rock tribute to one of the band's supporters, a touching picture of life as a struggling musician. Jazz influences permeate the propulsive Reader to Writer and Fixer, with its stunning trombone solo. From beginning to end, Happy Birthday, Ruthy Baby is a gem, full of promise for the group. It's unfortunate that the album, and the band, were not more widely appreciated. Principle songwriters Gallagher and Lyle left after this album. Happy Birthday, Ruthy Baby, 2009. Malt and Barley Blues Remastered, 02:15. Happy Birthday, Ruthy Baby Remastered, 03:22. Tracklist: 1. Happy Birthday, Ruthy Baby, 2. Conversation, 3. When Im Alone With You, 4. Fixer, 5. Faith And Gravy, 6. Klondike, 7. Reader To Writer, 8. Changes, 9. Friends Of Mine, 10. Piper Of Dreams, 11. Jimmys Song, 12