VINCENT, Gene

The Outtakes 6 CD Cap-Box

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BCD 16842 FR

EAN-Code: 4000127168429

Musikgebiet: ROCK & ROLL



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en principe sortie mi aout 2007

contenu encore inconnu


si vous trouvez des infos ...

ou autres revendeurs que Bear ...

:77:

J'en peux plus d'attendre...vu la qualité des produits,attendons nous a du fabuleux!
J'ecoute les "Cash" de cette serie en ce moment...Grandiose!

peut etre une nouvelle version du coffret emi 6 cd ?

750 balles pour la meme chose ou presque ?

wait and see

Si il est conçu comme le Cash...il n'y aura que des Alternatives.

hormis les 4 series non sorties, mais en downloads ici (je vais les remettre ce week end d'ailleurs) je ne vois pas trop les nouveautés qu'ils pourraient nous sortir

c vrai que dans un cd commerce, c joli

mais c cher !!!! pour du deja ecouté

Il serait temps de sortir les ALT.56
C'est toujours les memes qu'on voit en alternatives.

De quelles versions alternatives de 56 veux-tu parler ?

Non,gil...rien de precis,je reve un peu ...mais je ne peux pas croire que tous les titres de 56 aient étés enregistrés en une seule prise...c'est trop parfait.
Pour Elvis,ça a pris des années,meme s'il y a eu des bootlegs dés les 70'...le plus gros est sorti dans les 90'...et ça continue.
Comme c'est un bon business,c'est peut etre au tour de Gene Vincent a present...et le titre du coffret laisse reveur "the outtakes"...en 6 CD!

t'as lu ça ou?

j'avais pas lu mon yahoo

mince alors tous les titres sur le disc a tonton, c ça le coffret ?


There are a number of discographical mistakes and omissions in the Gene Vincent section at Uncle Gil's. Perhaps someone can pass them on to them (I can't understand the website!)
Crazy Beat/I'm Gonna Catch Me A Rat/It's Been Nice (Goodnight)/That's The Trouble With Love
Scotty Turner lead guitar, Allan J Reuss rhythm guitar, Raymond L Johnson piano, Clifford A Hils bass, Alan Reid Breneman drums.
Good Lovin'/Mister Loneliness/Teardrops/That's The Trouble With Love
William K Pitman replaces Allan J Reuss; add Victor Arno, Israel Baker, John Santulis & Gerald Vinci violins.
There I Go Again (Whoops I'm Dreaming)
For Bobby Cameron read Barrie Cameron keyboards & baritone sax, add Griff West tenor sax.
Rehearsals in 1969 with The Wild Angels
John Hawkins lead guitar, Billy Kingston piano, Rod Cotter bass, Bob O'Connor drums
Boy Meets Girls
Joe Brown lead guitar, Brian Daly & Eric Ford rhythm guitar, Red Price tenor sax, Cherry Wainer keyboards, Don Storer & Andy White drums, The Vernons Girls backing vocals &n screams.
10 of the songs/medleys are from Dec 1959, the remainder form Feb 1960.
Lyon rehearsal 28 Sep 1967
Le Rock 'N' Roll Gang: Bruno Pezzali lead guitar, Christian Jamet rhythm guitar, Roger Jamet bass, Jean Drapier drums, Gilles Vignal backing vocal.
Beautiful Brown Eyes 16 Oct 1958
Lonesome Boy/You Are The One For Me
No saxes on this session and Plas Johnson never played on any Gene Vincent session.
The Johnny Walker Radio Show
Richard Cole lead guitar with Kansas Hook: Dave Bailey keyboards, Charlie Harrison bass, Bob Moore drums.
On a final note, the studio outtakes at this website will be available in superlative quality on the forthcoming Bear Family Records 6CD Box Set Outtakes to be released circa 10 September 2007.
[color=lemonchiffon]Derek [/color]

Pas de grandes nouveautés… comme attendu

GENE VINCENT THE OUTTAKES (6x CD boxset & 76 page booklet - this set comes in the small 5" x 5" box like the Janis Martin & Everly Brothers from the same series. 226 trax - Hardcore Gene Vincent fans... and there are thousands of them out there... have waited all their lives for this collection. Gene died in 1971, and this is the closest his diehard fans will ever get to finding six new CDs of their man in his prime...and the closest they'll ever get to attending a Gene Vincent session. Yes, it's outtakes, but it gives us a chance to hear Gene Vincent's artistry in-the-making. You're there, up in the control room listening to him try a song one way, then another. You can second-guess the producers and listen to the musicians talk it through. If you know every note of the finished song, you can hear how Gene and the Blue Caps got there and share in the decisions along the way. This is truly it. The SCREAMING END. There are no more Gene Vincent recordings to be released in any way, shape, or form. Diehard fans, musicologists, musicians, and old time rock 'n' rollers looking for something new have waited too long for this. The sessions date from October 1958 to March 1967. All known Gene Vincent outtakes are included. Only a tiny fraction of this material has ever been issued before. The highlights include eleven songs from his final sessions with the legendary Blue Caps spread over CDs 1 & 2, including favourites like You Are The One For Me, Rip It Up,Maybelline and Gone, Gone, Gone. Multiple takes of eight songs from his Capitol Studios sessions of January 1961 are included on CDs 2-4, while CDs 4-5 feature Gene Vincent recording in London 1961-63 (six titles from Abbey Road Studios, two from Olympic Sound Studios, and one from a JOE MEEK session for the 'Live It Up' movie soundtrack). The final CD contains material from his 1966-67 sessions in Hollywood for Challenge Records. SHIPPING DATE: AUGUST 13, 2007 (est imated) STREET DATE: SEPTEMBER 03, 2007 ARTIST GENE VINCENT TITLE The Outtakes LABEL Bear Family Records CATALOG # BCD 16842 PRICE-CODE FR EAN-CODE 4 0 0 0 1 2 7 1 6 8 4 2 9 ISBN-CODE 978-3-89916-330-8 FORMAT 6-CD digibox with 76-page booklet GENRE Rock 'n' Roll TRACKS 226 PLAYING TIME 451:32 KEY SELLING POINTS • The ultimate collection for the ultimate rock 'n' roll fan. • With this collection and Bear Family's companion volume, fans can own every single note ever recorded by the true King of Rock 'n' Roll! • Sit in the control room alongside the producer as Gene Vincent records his classics. Listen to the chatter. Share in the decisions! • Fans of legendary producer Joe Meek (the British Phil Spector) will find previously unreleased sessions he produced. SALES NOTES Hardcore Gene Vincent fans... and there are thousands of them out there... have waited all their lives for this collection. Gene died in 1971, and this is the closest his diehard fans will ever get to finding six new CDs of their man in his prime... and the closest they'll ever get to attending a Gene Vincent session. Yes, it's outtakes, but it gives us a chance to hear Gene Vincent's artistry in-the-making. You're there, up in the control room listening to him try a song one way, then another. You can second-guess the producers and listen to the musicians talk it through. If you know every note of the finished song, you can hear how Gene and the Blue Caps got there and share in the decisions along the way. This is truly it. The SCREAMING END. There are no more Gene Vincent recordings to be released in any way, shape, or form. Diehard fans, musicologists, musicians, and old time rock 'n' rollers looking for something new have waited too long for this. The sessions date from October 1958 to March 1967. All known Gene Vincent outtakes are included. Only a tiny fraction of this material has ever been issued before. The highlights include eleven songs from his final sessions with the legendary Blue Caps spread over CDs 1 & 2, including favourites like You Are The One For Me, Rip It Up, Maybelline and Gone, Gone, Gone. Multiple takes of eight songs from his Capitol Studios sessions of January 1961 are included on CDs 2-4, while CDs 4-5 feature Gene Vincent recording in London 1961-63 (six titles from Abbey Road Studios, two from Olympic Sound Studios, and one from a Joe Meek session for the 'Live It Up' movie soundtrack). The final CD contains material from his 1966-67 sessions in Hollywood for Challenge Records. TRACK LISTING CD 1 Title Takes Lonesome Boy 1-7 You Are The One For Me 1-9 Beautiful Brown Eyes 1-12 14 15 Rip It Up 1-11 Maybelline 1-8 High Blood Pressure 1-9 Who's Pushing Your Swing 1-9 CD-2 Title Takes Anna Annabelle 1-9 Gone Gone Gone 1-10 I Might Have Known 1-10 Important Words 1-12 Crazy Beat 1-8 I'm Gonna Catch Me A Rat 1-12 14? Tag 1 It's Been Nice (Goodnight) 1-5 CD-3 Title Takes It's Been Nice (Goodnight) 6-12 That's the Trouble With Love Stereo 1-6 Mono 1-13 Good Lovin' Stereo 1-13 Stereo Tags 1-4 Mono 1-13 Mono Tags 1-4 CD-4 Title Takes Mister Loneliness Stereo 1-6 Mono 1-5 Teardrops Stereo 1-8 Mono 1-17 If You Want My Lovin' Stereo 1-4 Mono 1-14 CD-5 Title Takes Spaceship To Mars Stereo 1-8 There I Go Again (Whoops I'm Dreaming) Mono 1-7 9-11 Spaceship To Mars Mono 27-30 32-34 King Of Fools Stereo 1-6 You're Still In My Heart Stereo 1-9 Held For Questioning Stereo 1 Be-Bop-A-Lula '62 Stereo 1 Temptation Baby Joe Meek recording alt Temptation Baby Stereo 1-3 Where Have You Been All My Life Stereo 1-5 7-12 The Beginning Of The End Stereo 1-3 Binaural 4-6 CD 6 Title Takes Bird Doggin' Mono 1-2 3 intro 3 backing vocals overdub excerpt Lonely Street Mono alt take Mono master without backing vocals overdub Love Is A Bird Mono 1-4 Stereo master without backing vocals overdub Born To Be A Rolling Stone Stereo 1-5 Hurtin' For You Baby Stereo 4 6? Hi Lili Hi Lo Stereo 1-5 Poor Man's Prison Stereo 1-6 I'm A Lonesome Fugitive Stereo 1-2 Mono 1 Stereo 3

oui et bien rien sur la période 56 .
On m'a dit que les sessions de 56 ont était fait en une prise ,mais je suis septique .

Bien sûr que oui... ça a été fait en plusieurs prises mais Capitol qui n'était pas bien riche réutilisait les bandes magnétiques et ne conservait qu'une copie des masters...
Ou bien peut-être qu'ils n'avaient pas encore acheté d'armoires pour ranger les bobines...
Ou bien autre explication lors de l'attentat qui a détruit la tour Capitol en 1956 et demi tout a disparu en fumée...
Ou peut-être que c'est un extra-terrestre nommé Dédé qui est parti avec les bandes sous le bras...
Ou peut-être aussi que...

DD et ET les extraterrestres
en plus ils sont cul et chemise

"Bijor misiou Vincent"
David, pas Gene

là si on les connait pas, on peut pas suivre