Size: 101,7 MB
Time: 39:32
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 1978/2015
Styles: Blues Rock, British Blues
Label: Shark Records/Talking Elephant
Art: Front
01. The End (3:45)
02. High Cost Of Love (4:01)
03. Doesn't Matter About Your Size (3:22)
04. It Wasn't Me (4:18)
05. You'll Be Mine (3:54)
06. Sillyness (2:08)
07. Little Bird (4:06)
08. Rich Man's Blues (2:35)
09. Emily (4:54)
10. Let Me Love (3:21)
11. Shake Your Money Maker (3:02)
Chicken Shack were, like Fleetwood Mac, Savoy Brown, Climax Blues Band and others, one of the early British blues bands. Formed in 1965, they had a long residency at Hamburg's famed Star Club.
The original members included guitarist/vocalist Stan "The Man" Webb, and vocalist Christine Perfect The band's debut album, ''Forty Blue Fingers", also available on Talking Elephant, was released in 1968, and for the next couple of years, they were, together with Fleetwood Mac, at the forefront of the British blues boom. They released a further three albums, ''O.K.Ken", ''100 Ton Chicken" and ''Accept" for Blue Horizon before moving over to Deram in 1972.
Stan (The Man) Webb went on to release s "That's The Way We Are", during the late seventies under the heading of Stan Webb's Chicken Shack. This is the first time on CD for this album and has been a rarity for some time.
The original members included guitarist/vocalist Stan "The Man" Webb, and vocalist Christine Perfect The band's debut album, ''Forty Blue Fingers", also available on Talking Elephant, was released in 1968, and for the next couple of years, they were, together with Fleetwood Mac, at the forefront of the British blues boom. They released a further three albums, ''O.K.Ken", ''100 Ton Chicken" and ''Accept" for Blue Horizon before moving over to Deram in 1972.
Stan (The Man) Webb went on to release s "That's The Way We Are", during the late seventies under the heading of Stan Webb's Chicken Shack. This is the first time on CD for this album and has been a rarity for some time.
That's The Way We Are
Size: 103,0 MB
Time: 40:54
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 1981/2015
Styles: Blues Rock, British Blues
Art: Front
01. Tell Me (5:06)
02. Why I Sing The Blues (2:03)
03. Back Door Man (7:00)
04. Black Night (5:58)
05. So Far Back (6:37)
06. The End (4:12)
07. Poor Boy (4:31)
08. Shake Your Money Maker (4:01)
09. Hideaway (1:21)
Founded in 1965 CHICKEN SHACK are and were one of the major bands of the British Bluesrock era, alongsiide bands like Fleetwood Mac, Ten Years After, Savoy Brown, Groundhogs, Steamhammer, John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, Rolling Stones ... Led by founding member and guitarist and singer extraordinare Stan Webb, CHICKEN SHACK stormed through many line-ups and incarnations until today.Their style ranging from psychedelic, almost progish to roots blues to boogie and hard rock, the band has always been one live club killer who never failed to rock the house down.In 1981 Stan Webb had possibly found the most prolific of all of his line-ups with basically an all-star line-up of bluesrock royalty:Stan Webb, the master - guitars and vocals Paul Butler (ex-Keef Hartley Band) - guitars, vocals Ric Lee (ex-Ten Yeasr After) - drums Andy Pyle (ex-Kinks, ex-Blodwyn Pig) - bass Tony Ashton (ex-Ashton, Gerdner & Dyke) - keyboards, vocals.This ROADIES CONCERTO recording displays the mastery of this assembly of exceptional musicians - a gatheriing of the tribes! Rarely ever CICKEN SHACK played in such perfection.In this line-up they undertook a very successful toru of Europe, esp. Germany ... they blew everybody's mind!
Roadies Concerto
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Something going on with the links. Can't get through top Zippy, etc. Hijacked?
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Hello bluestender!
Problems with links here ,too! (also Mighty Sam McClain)
Can You fix it please?
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Geoff
Please, re-up.
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