LP BURNIN RED IVANHOE Same (Re) RED VINYL Hifly Sound HIFLY 8007 STILL SEALED
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LP BURNIN RED IVANHOE Same (Re) RED VINYL Hifly Sound HIFLY 8007 STILL SEALED

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LP BURNIN RED IVANHOE

Burnin Red Ivanhoe

Limited Edition Red Vinyl In

 

Country of release: Liechtenstein, 2015

Original released: 1970

Manufacturer: Sound Hifly

Catalogue number: Hifly 8007

Barcode: 6501203913332

 

 

Gatefold / Gatefold Sleeve: Yes / No

 

 Condition Record: MINT

Condition cover: MINT

  LP is still sealed / LP IS STILL SEALED !!!

(Photo from my own LP / Photo taken from my own copy)

 

 

Tracks Side 1:

1. Across The Windowsill ( 7:45 )

2. Canal Trip ( 5:00 )

3. Rotating Irons ( 8:25 )


Tracks Side 2:

1. Gong Gong The Elephant Song ( 5:50 )

2. Near The Sea ( 4:00 )

3. Secret Oyster Service ( 10:00 )


  Lists at YouTube:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBmLUV4IMU4&list=PL 8a8 cutYP7fp 2w1 CzmzkvaTNjEnkfxpVr         The self titled second studio album from Danish act Burnin' Red Ivanhoe which released in 1970 . The debut album from 1969 called M 144 is a really excellent album and one of the most important Danish progressive releases. Burnin' Red Ivanhoe even enjoyed some success in Both UK, Germany and the rest of the Scandinavian countries Which was (and still is) very rare for a Danish ribbon.

The music is bluesy jazz / rock very much in the vein of bands like Colosseum and Audience. On this second album there is a much more dominant experimental jazz / rock touch to songs like Canal Trip and Secret Service Oyster Compared to the style on the debut, while the blues influence is CLEARLY heard on Rotating Irons and Across the windowsill. Near the Sea is a mellow song. Gong Gong, The Elephant Song ist in experimental jazz / rock territory with dominant brass work. The main theme reminds me a bit about The Mothers of Invention (King Kong). There is therefore a harmonica solo in that song.

The musicianship is excellent. Burnin' Red Ivanhoe what and still is one of the most accomplished bands in Denmark. The two brass players Kim Menzer and Karsten Vogel dominate the music but the vocals from Ole Fick Which this time is of solely sung in English are so really good. Jess Stæhr on bass and Bo Thrige Andersen on drums so makes for a really tight and excellent rythm section.

The production is excellent. Organic, pleasant and well sounding.

M 144 stands for me as one of the most groundbreaking and important progressive releases in Danish music history and that's pretty hard to compete with. Burnin' Red Ivanhoe is a bit too much in experimental jazz / rock territory for my taste. Not unlike Soft Machine really even though this album is much better than anything Soft Machine ever did after the first two albums. This is quiet a good album though and it deserves 3 stars IMO. (UMUR / progarchives.com)



Kim Menzer - Harmonica, Trombone, Tenor Sax, Flute, Percussion on "Canal Trip"
Ole Fick - Vocals, Guitars, 12-String Guitar on "Canal Trip"
Karsten Vogel -   Soprano Sax, Alto Sax, organ, piano on "Rotating Irons"
Jess Staehr - Bass, Acoustic Guitar on "Canal Trip"
Bo Thrige Andersen - drums, percussion on "Canal Trip"    

Shipping within Germany (insured GLS - generally within 24 hours)   5,00 EUR

No matter how many LPs are purchased, shipping is always 5,00 euros. No additional shipping costs from the second LP !!

Shipping within EEC (AIRMAIL)   5,00 EUR

Shipping Oversea   (AIRMAIL REGISTERED)   7,50 Euro

  

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EAN 6501203913332 Record Size Lp (12 Inch) Sample No Sub-genre Jazz Rock Genre Skirt Release Year 1970 / 2015 Product Type Vinyl Record Speed 33 Rpm


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