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All rights reserved.The Rolling Stones - Black And Blue (CD 1994)
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| Track Listing 1. Hot Stuff 2. Hand Of Fate 3. Cherry Oh Baby 4. Memory Motel 5. Hey Negrita 6. Fool To Cry 7. Crazy Mama 8. Melody (Inspiration By Billy Preston)
Album Notes The Rolling Stones: Mick Jagger (vocals, piano, percussion); Keith Richards (vocals, guitar, piano); Ron Wood (guitar, background vocals); Bill Wyman (bass, percussion, background vocals); Charlie Watts (drums, percussion).Additional personnel: Wayne Perkins (acoustic & electric guitars); Harvey Mandel (guitar); Billy Preston (piano, organ); Nicky Hopkins (piano, synthesizer); Ollie Brown (cowbell, percussion); Ian Stewart (percussion).Engineers: Keith Harwood, Glyn Johns, Phil McDonald, Len Hahn.Principally recorded at Musicland Studios, Munich, Germany between December 1974 and April 1975.Digitally remastered by Bob Ludwig (Gateway Mastering Studios).With BLACK AND BLUE the Rolling Stones geared up for another installment of records as the world's best-loved rock and roll band. Aided by Ronnie Wood's enrollment as foil to Keith's unmistakable guitar, BLACK AND BLUE assured, to those who dared doubt, a new era had begun.Flavoring their existing rhythm-and-blues format with Caribbean beats and cocktail-swilling pianos, BLACK AND BLUE's strongest moments are in the band's obvious enjoyment. Catering to Mick's lounge-act instincts, "Melody" seems the obvious precursor to "Miss You," allowing Billy Preston's piano and vocal harmony to carry the Stones with a more stylized, less formulaic batch of songs.BLACK AND BLUE was the resting period which allowed the band to release a followup album with the punch of SOME GIRLS. The casualness of the album's material served as perfect contrast to the Motown-esque stylings of IT'S ONLY ROCK 'N ROLL and allowed the band to save their energy for another decade of releases. Editorial Reviews Total Film - Josh Rottenberg New Musical Express (07/09/1994) NME (07/09/1994) | |||||||||||||
Reviews  the best rockbandReview created: 21/02/08 by:  1 of 1 people found this review helpful. i am collecting all the cds i had on vinyl ,i saw the stones at sheffield in the pouring rain all the press reports knocked them on this tour they were excellent .this cd shows a different side to the stones i love it.watch the rio gig on the biggest bang tour and tell me the stones have had it.best rock band ever Review ID: 10000000005751645 Was this review helpful? Report this review MBMBM1 of 2 people found this review helpful. Updating my vinyl record collection to CD format. Found the price absolutely excellent and service first class. Review ID: 10000000003480599 Was this review helpful? Report this review One of the bestReview created: 08/01/07 by: 1 of 2 people found this review helpful. I had the lp already, since the time it was firstly published. To be able to listen to it in the car and at the country is the reason way I bought the cd. It is an excellent record, bluesy and inspired, very cool, relaxing and enjoyable, with some funky performance, like Hey Negrita. Recommended, if you like the band, off course. Review ID: 10000000002706665 Was this review helpful? Report this review |
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