Flamin' Groovies -Jumpin' In The Night - CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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1.1 Jumpin In the Night

1.2 Next One Crying

1.3 First Plane Home

1.4 In the U.S.A.

1.5 Down, Down, Down

1.6 Yes, I Am

1.7 Werewolves of London

1.8 It Won't Be Wrong

1.9 Please, Please Me

1.10 Tell Me Again

1.11 Absolutely Sweet Marie

1.12 5D

1.13 Lady Friend

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â? Limitierte Erstauflage von 1.000 nummerierten LPs auf TRANSLUCENT GREEN Vinyl â?¢ Audiophiles 180g Vinyl â?¢ Druckbeileger â? Die amerikanische Rockband The Flamin' Groovies wurde 1965 gegrÃ¼ndet und ist auch heute noch aktiv, so dass sie auf eine beeindruckende Karriere zurÃ¼ckblicken dÃ¼rfen, die sich bereits Ã¼ber sechs Dekaden erstreckt. â??Jumpin' In The Nightâ?? ist ihr 6. Studio-Album, das 1979 verÃ¶ffentlicht wurde. Obwohl es anfÃ¤nglich kommerziell nicht so gut lief und es schlieÃ?lich zu einem Besetzungswechsel innerhalb der Band fÃ¼hrte, war das Album ein Erfolg bei den Kritikern und wird auch von den Fans bis heute gut aufgenommen. Mark Deming von AllMusic bewertete das Album als straffer und hÃ¤rter als seinen VorgÃ¤nger. Die Produktion von Roger Bechirian und SÃ¤nger/Gitarrist Cyril Jordan schmeichelt den Gitarren und betont die "Wall of Guitars" der Band, was das Album zu einem exzellenten Pop-Rock-Werk macht. â??Jumpin' In The Nightâ?? ist jetzt als limitierte Auflage von 1.000 einzeln nummerierten Exemplaren auf TRANSLUCENT GREEN Vinyl mit Druckbeileger erhÃ¤ltlich. -

The third and last of the Flamin' Groovies late-'70s albums for Sire, Jumpin' in the Night storms out of the gate with the title song, a top-shelf rocker that brings the muscle of the Flamingo-era lineup of the Groovies to the more style-conscious British Invasion sonics of Cyril Jordan's version. Though Jumpin' in the Night never rocks that hard or that well again, it does sound decidedly tighter and tougher than 1978's Flamin' Groovies Now, and guitarist Mike Wilhelm, a new addition to the Now lineup, is much better integrated into their wall of guitars, with the Groovies sounding more solid than they did a year before. But while Jumpin' in the Night finds the Flamin' Groovies sounding better than ever, the material unfortunately let's them down. It's no wonder why the Flamin' Groovies loved the Byrds - both were American bands who fell in love with the sounds of British rock and crafted their own variation on the style - but three Byrds covers on this album is about two too many (especially given how clunky David Wright's drumming sounds on "5D"), and though having the Groovies tackle "Absolutely Sweet Marie" and "Please Please Me" sounds good on paper, the audible results are a bit underwhelming. (On the other hand, their cover of "Werewolves of London" is better than anyone had a right to expect.) The production and engineering by Roger Bechirian is crisp and flattering to the guitars, but lacks the resonance of Dave Edmunds' more layered approach on Shake Some Action and Now. A great band, the Flamin' Groovies often seemed to have a hard time reconciling their best qualities with the record-making process, and Jumpin' in the Night is probably the best example of this dilemma, though it has more than enough worthwhile moments to compensate.

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89353503727

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