Southside johnny (16 resultados)

Vinyl. Condición: Used - Very Good Plus. Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes made a handful of very good records (and at least one great one, Hearts of Stone), but their greatest strength was always as a live act -- the Jukes were a show band first and foremost, and the brisk trade among fans for Epic's promo-only live LP of the group at the Bottom Line testified to the fact their listeners wanted to hear this band tearing it up the way they did in front of an audience. In 1981, Mercury closed out the Jukes' deal with the label by releasing a double-live set, Reach Up & Touch the Sky, and while some might wish that a four-sided concert set had been released when Steve Van Zandt was still working with the the Jukes, this is still a storming document of a great act in their prime, with Johnny Lyon a superb frontman. Reach Up & Touch the Sky benefits from picking and choosing tunes from the group's back catalog, and this features most of the best selections from their Epic and Mercury albums, along with some superb covers; side four of the vinyl edition was devoted entirely to Sam Cooke covers rocked within an inch of their life (with Chuck Berry's 'Back in the U.S.A.' added for seasoning), and Johnny Lyon sings 'Bring It on Home to Me' and 'Having a Party' like his life depended on it, with the band's mighty horn section offering thunderous support. Elsewhere, 'The Fever' gets the extended treatment it truly deserves, 'I'm So Anxious' and 'Talk to Me' will make you forget their studio versions forever, 'Stagger Lee' gets another near-definitive performance, and the show comes to a close with the band sliding into 'Roll Out the Barrel.' Reach Up & Touch the Sky isn't quite as good as the Jukes in person, but it sure beats just remembering that great gig in, say, 1979, and it rocks strong and proud throughout; this is what rock & roll party music is all about. Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes made a handful of very good records (and at least one great one, Hearts of Stone), but their greatest strength was always as a live act -- the Jukes were a show band first and foremost, and the brisk trade among fans for Epic's promo-only live LP of the group at the Bottom Line testified to the fact their listeners wanted to hear this band tearing it up the way they did in front of an audience. In 1981, Mercury closed out the Jukes' deal with the label by releasing a double-live set, Reach Up & Touch the Sky, and while some might wish that a four-sided concert set had been released when Steve Van Zandt was still working with the the Jukes, this is still a storming document of a great act in their prime, with Johnny Lyon a superb frontman. Reach Up & Touch the Sky benefits from picking and choosing tunes from the group's back catalog, and this features most of the best selections from their Epic and Mercury albums, along with some superb covers; side four of the vinyl edition was devoted entirely to Sam Cooke covers rocked within an inch of their life (with Chuck Berry's 'Back in the U.S.A.' added for seasoning), and Johnny Lyon sings 'Bring It on Home to Me' and 'Having a Party' like his life depended on it, with the band's mighty horn section offering thunderous support. Elsewhere, 'The Fever' gets the extended treatment it truly deserves, 'I'm So Anxious' and 'Talk to Me' will make you forget their studio versions forever, 'Stagger Lee' gets another near-definitive performance, and the show comes to a close with the band sliding into 'Roll Out the Barrel.' Reach Up & Touch the Sky isn't quite as good as the Jukes in person, but it sure beats just remembering that great gig in, say, 1979, and it rocks strong and proud throughout; this is what rock & roll party music is all about.…

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 44 pages. Illustrated. Richard Thompson / Southside Johnny & The Asbury Dukes / Lenny Kaye / Roy Harper / Michael Nesmith / Clover (BT#48).

Tapa blanda. Condición: Bueno. Excelente estado. Incluye los temas:LOVE GOES TO WAR, NEW ROMEO, CAPTURED, LOVE IS DRUG, entre otros.

Tapa blanda. Condición: Bueno. Excelente estado. Incluye temas como:Hard to find, Lorraine, I cant wait, take me love, entre otros.

Tapa blanda. Condición: Bueno. Excelente estado. Incluye los temas:Trash it up, my babys touch, the beast within, entre otros.

Tapa blanda. Condición: Bueno. Excelente estado. Incluye los temas:Election Day, Keep me in the dark, The flame, entre otros.

Record. Very Good+ record and jacket. Owner name inked on rear panel. Light shwlfwear on rear panel.

Record. Very Good+ record and jacket. Shelfwear on jacket corners.

Record. Very Good record and jacket. Light shelfwear on spine.

Record. Very Good record and jacket. Light shelfwear on jacket corners.

Record. Very Good+ record and jacket.

Record. Very Good+ record and jacket.

Condición: New.

Record. Very Good+ record and jacket. Ringwear on front and rear panels.

Record. Very Good record and jacket. Shelfwear on jacket corners. Small light stain on front panel.

Hardcover. Condición: Near Fine. A collection of 76 loose photos measuring between 2.5" x 3" to 5" x 7". All photographs are near fine or better with some spotting on a few of the images. An archive of photographs from at least two concerts in the New Jersey/New York area around 1990 some with the stamp of photographer, Corey A. Moran. One set is from the 1990 Bon Jovi Christmas Benefit held at the Count Basie Theatre in Red Bank, New Jersey. According to the Theatre's history, "starting in the early 1990's, the theatre played host to a set of charity shows by the band Bon Jovi, including two shows on December 23, 1990 to benefit the Monmouth County Arts Council, Holmdel's Sisters of the Good Shepherd, and a family suffering from Lymes disease." The second event is unknown but appears to be a large outdoor rock concert in New Jersey. Among the photos of all the events, including the benefit, are pictures of Jon Bon Jovi, Southside Johnny, Bruce Springsteen, Clarence Clemons, Little Stevie, Talking Head's guitarist Jerry Harrison, David Johansen as Buster Poindexter, Clive Davis, and someone who we suspect is Frank Stallone. An interesting archive of candid photographs from some of the biggest names in the New Jersey Rock scene.…