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Bouncing Off the Satellites by B-52's (The) (CD, Oct-1990, Warner Bros. Records Record Label)
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Artist: B-52's (The)
Release Date: Oct 1990
Format: CD
Record Label: Warner Bros. Records (Record Label)
Genre: New Wave, Rock & Pop
UPC: 075992550420
Product ID: EPID3069201
Description: The B-52s: Kate Pierson (vocals, organ); Fred Schneider, Cindy Wilson (vocals); Ricky Wilson (guitar, bass, background vocals); Keith Strickland (guitar, sitar, harmonica, keyboards, bass, percussion, background vocals).
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| Track Listing 1. Summer of Love 2. Girl From Ipanema Goes to Greenland 3. Housework 4. Detour Thru Your Mind 5. Wig 6. Theme For a Nude Beach 7. Ain't It a Shame 8. Juicy Jungle 9. Communicate 10. She Brakes For Rainbows
Album Notes The B-52s: Kate Pierson (vocals, organ); Fred Schneider, Cindy Wilson (vocals); Ricky Wilson (guitar, bass, background vocals); Keith Strickland (guitar, sitar, harmonica, keyboards, bass, percussion, background vocals). Additional personnel: Tony Mansfield (synthesizer); Mark Mazur (bass); John Cote (background vocals). Recorded in July, 1985. "Dedicated To The Memory Of Ricky Wilson." (Wilson died of AIDS in 1985.) BOUNCING OFF THE SATELLITES, released following the untimely death of guitarist Ricky Wilson, has a far weightier atmosphere than the B-52s' other releases. While Wilson featured heavily in the recording of SATELLITES, it is obvious that things were not so bouncy in the band during this period. Songs such as "Summer of Love," "Detour Through Your Mind," and "Girl from Impanema" feature a curious combination of B-52s- styled vocals with a '70s disco beat. This is most evident on "Housework," a song that sounds (not unpleasantly) like disco-fied Roches. Most appealing are "Wig," a track reminiscent of the earlier "52 Girls," and "Theme for a Nude Beach." The latter would feel at home on an Austin Powers soundtrack. SATELLITES is an album best suited for B-52s completists. | See an error? Submit a change request | ||||||||||||||
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