продолжение по канадцам ( и Motherlode canada )
Ей рано нравились романы
Они ей заменяли всё
Она влюблялася в обманы
И Ричардсона и Руссо
мне Леша выдал за обедом .. мне с ним не скушно никогда ..
как и ему со мной наверно и что он будет делать When I Die
Formed in the late '60s in Ontario by saxophonist Steve Kennedy, guitarist Ken Marco, keyboard player William "Smitty" Smith, and drummer Wayne Stone, Motherlode scored with a Top 40 hit in 1969 - the smooth "When I Die." Two years after the release of the album of the same title, though, the group had broken up.
Motherlode - When I Die 1969 When I Die
есть живая запись в трубе (там звук хуже но видно как они выступают если хотите)
Motherlode - When I Die (Promo)
Motherlode - What Does It Take (To Win Your Love) 1969
Motherlode - Lilac Wine (Tapped Out 1970)
Motherlode - Been So Long (Tapped Out 1970)
William Smith and Steve Kennedy had been playing together with Eric Mercury and Dianne Brooks in a Toronto band called the Soul Searchers that Mercury and Brooks fronted as lead vocalists. After the Soul Searchers broke up, first Kennedy and then Smith joined a group called Grant Smith and the Power which also featured David Clayton Thomas.
Smith and Kennedy formed Motherlode in 1969 and relocated to London, Ontario, where they struggled and stayed with friends. They finally got a break following their debut at the Image Club when Mort Ross signed them to Revolver Records that same year.
Their first single, "When I Die" that was produced by Doug Riley and Terry Brown did not make any headway on the radio. A reciprocal deal in the US with Buddah Records made the song a hit reaching Number 18 on the charts. The song sold more than 500,000 copies and it eventually climbed to Number 5 in the Canadian charts.[3] Brooks contributed a song "Memories of A Broken Promise" as well as some background vocals to Motherlode's When I Die album. Motherlode also contributed a song and instrumental backing on Brooks album, Another Kind Of Soul that was released on Revolver Records.
The group broke up in January 1970 and their second album, Tapped Out, was released posthumously only in the United States. Steve Kennedy, Ken Marco and Wayne Stone went on to be founding members of Dr. Music in Toronto, Canada.
состав часто менялся если очень интересуетесь загляните сюда
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motherlode_(band)
каждый из вышестоящих музыкантов достоин внимания .. к примеру William Smith и его сольный альбом
William D. Smith - A Good Feelin' 1976
William D. Smith - I Feel Good With You (Baby)
вот этот альбом http://www.discogs.com/William-D-Smith-A-Good-Feelin/release/1259938
здесь Смит поет свои песни и Allen Toussaint -а (об Аллене я хотела отдельно написать, это большой музыкант и ушел он как музыкант во время европейского тура, в Мадриде, ему было 77 лет и чувак ездил с турами! это случилось буквально неделю назад 10 ноября, так что R.I.P. Allen Toussaint, January 14, 1938 - November 10, 2015)
но так я не закончу этот пост ежели не остановлюсь
продолжение не за горами
Они ей заменяли всё
Она влюблялася в обманы
И Ричардсона и Руссо
мне Леша выдал за обедом .. мне с ним не скушно никогда ..
как и ему со мной наверно и что он будет делать When I Die
Formed in the late '60s in Ontario by saxophonist Steve Kennedy, guitarist Ken Marco, keyboard player William "Smitty" Smith, and drummer Wayne Stone, Motherlode scored with a Top 40 hit in 1969 - the smooth "When I Die." Two years after the release of the album of the same title, though, the group had broken up.
Motherlode - When I Die 1969 When I Die
Click to viewесть живая запись в трубе (там звук хуже но видно как они выступают если хотите)
Motherlode - When I Die (Promo)
Motherlode - What Does It Take (To Win Your Love) 1969
Motherlode - Lilac Wine (Tapped Out 1970)
Motherlode - Been So Long (Tapped Out 1970)
William Smith and Steve Kennedy had been playing together with Eric Mercury and Dianne Brooks in a Toronto band called the Soul Searchers that Mercury and Brooks fronted as lead vocalists. After the Soul Searchers broke up, first Kennedy and then Smith joined a group called Grant Smith and the Power which also featured David Clayton Thomas.
Smith and Kennedy formed Motherlode in 1969 and relocated to London, Ontario, where they struggled and stayed with friends. They finally got a break following their debut at the Image Club when Mort Ross signed them to Revolver Records that same year.
Their first single, "When I Die" that was produced by Doug Riley and Terry Brown did not make any headway on the radio. A reciprocal deal in the US with Buddah Records made the song a hit reaching Number 18 on the charts. The song sold more than 500,000 copies and it eventually climbed to Number 5 in the Canadian charts.[3] Brooks contributed a song "Memories of A Broken Promise" as well as some background vocals to Motherlode's When I Die album. Motherlode also contributed a song and instrumental backing on Brooks album, Another Kind Of Soul that was released on Revolver Records.
The group broke up in January 1970 and their second album, Tapped Out, was released posthumously only in the United States. Steve Kennedy, Ken Marco and Wayne Stone went on to be founding members of Dr. Music in Toronto, Canada.
состав часто менялся если очень интересуетесь загляните сюда
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motherlode_(band)
каждый из вышестоящих музыкантов достоин внимания .. к примеру William Smith и его сольный альбом
William D. Smith - A Good Feelin' 1976
William D. Smith - I Feel Good With You (Baby)
вот этот альбом http://www.discogs.com/William-D-Smith-A-Good-Feelin/release/1259938
здесь Смит поет свои песни и Allen Toussaint -а (об Аллене я хотела отдельно написать, это большой музыкант и ушел он как музыкант во время европейского тура, в Мадриде, ему было 77 лет и чувак ездил с турами! это случилось буквально неделю назад 10 ноября, так что R.I.P. Allen Toussaint, January 14, 1938 - November 10, 2015)
но так я не закончу этот пост ежели не остановлюсь
продолжение не за горами