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Col. Bruce Hampton & the Aquarium Rescue Unit by Col. Bruce Hampton (CD, Jan-1992, Capricorn USA)
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Artist: Col. Bruce Hampton
Release Date: Jan 1992
Format: CD
Record Label: Capricorn (USA)
Genre: Oldies, Rock 'N' Roll
UPC: 614223213125
Product ID: EPID3104798
Description: Col. Bruce Hampton & The Aquarium Rescue Unit includes: Col. Bruce Hampton (vocals, guitar, chazoid); Matt Mundy (vocals, electric mandolin); Oteil Burbridge (vocals, bass); Jimmy Herring (guitar); Chuck Leavell (piano, organ); Apt. Q258...
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| Track Listing 1. Introduction 2. Fixin' to Die 3. Yield Not to Temptation 4. Working on a Building 5. Time Is Free 6. Basically Frightened 7. Compared to What 8. Time Flack 9. Davy Crockett 10. Walk With Peltor, A 11. Jazz Bank 12. Quinius Thoth 13. Planet Earth
Album Notes Col. Bruce Hampton & The Aquarium Rescue Unit includes: Col. Bruce Hampton (vocals, guitar, chazoid); Matt Mundy (vocals, electric mandolin); Oteil Burbridge (vocals, bass); Jimmy Herring (guitar); Chuck Leavell (piano, organ); Apt. Q258 (drums), Count Mbutu (congas). Engineers: Johnny Sandlin, Kooster McAllister, Jim Bickerstaff. All songs recorded live at the Georgia Theatre, Athens, Georgia except "Planet Earth" recorded at Duck Tape Music, Decatur, Alabama. Recorded live at the Georgia Theatre in Athens, Georgia, Col. Bruce Hampton & the Aquarium Rescue Unit serve up their unique brand of party music. Mix together some Southern rock, some blues, some funk, a little jazz, and a touch of psychedelia, and that's what you'll find on this enjoyable live set. Hampton and the Aquarium Rescue Unit tell real-world, blue-collar tales in a guitar-dominated sonic environment with Jimmy Herring (guitar), Oteil Burbridge (bass, vocals), and Chuck Leavell (piano, organ) making notable contributions. The Colonel himself plays some guitar and takes the lead vocals in a manner that is better described as rhythmic shouting rather than singing. Highlights of the album include the groovy "Yield Not To Temptation," and the free form, improvisational "Quinius Thoth," but it is "Basically Frightened" which truly captures the essence of the band as a fun, eclectic, rocking good time. ~ Brian Bartolini Editorial Reviews Rolling Stone (03/19/1992) | See an error? Submit a change request | ||||||||||||||
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