ONCE UPON A TIME...Short Stories

 

STEVE GIBBONS  Short Stories  (Wizard,1971) - Rock


     A real classic rock gem from Birmingham's elder statesman of rock. Recorded in 1969 with a stellar musical cast: Countryrock pickers deluxe Albert Lee & Gerry Donahue on the Telecaster, old Move/Balls colleague Trevor Burton on bass, half of Spooky Tooth (Gary Wright, Greg Ridley & Mike Kellie), Gerry Conway on steel guitar, Doris Troy and Madeleine Bell on backup vocals and produced by Jimmy Miller who stood for the best records of Traffic and the Rolling Stones. The tracks are an oustanding mix of uptempo (country-) rockers, ballads and swiniging brass rock (with an uncredited Chris Barber on trombone). A real fascinating template for the music to come from the Steve Gibbons Band from the mid 1970s on, that toured the world with the likes of The Who, AC/DC or Lynyrd Skynyrd.

TRACKLIST : Leader Of The Band
                       Now You're Leaving
                       The Last Farewell
                       One Of Those Days
                       Alright Now
                       You've Gotta Pay
                       Bye,Bye Buffalo
                       Brown Girl
                       Until She Comes Home
                       Don't Wanna Let You Down
                       Trouble

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