Paice Ashton Lord -Malice In Wonderland (2019 Reissue) -earMUSIC CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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01. "Ghost story (2001 Remaster)"

02. "Remember the good times (2001 Remaster)"

03. "Arabella (2001 Remaster)"

04. "Silas & Jerome (2001 Remaster)"

05. "Dance with me baby (2001 Remaster)"

06. "On the road again, again (2001 Remaster)"

07. "Sneaky Private Lee (2001 Remaster)"

08. "I'm gonna stop drinking again (2001 Remaster)"

09. "Malice in wonderland (2001 Remaster)"

10. "Steamroller blues (2019 Remaster)"

11. "Nasty clavinet (2019 Remaster)"

12. "Black and white (2019 Remaster)"

13. "Moonburn (2019 Remaster)"

14. "Dance coming (2019 Remaster)"

15. "Goodbye hello LA (2019 Remaster)"

16. "Untitled two (2019 Remaster)"

17. "Ballad of Mr. Giver (2019 Remaster)"

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earMUSIC release the 1977 album 'Malice In Wonderland' by Paice Ashton Lord as a reissue. Paice Ashton Lord had a brief but spectacular moment in the history of rock 'n' roll. There was a great buzz in the music press when drummer Ian Paice and organist Jon Lord formed a new band after the unpleasant dissolution of Deep Purple. Tony Ashton was at the top of Jon Lord's wishlist, as they had previously collaborated on joint projects, and he became the singer, pianist, and frontman of the band. They placed ads in the music press, held auditions, and ultimately completed the band with Bernie Marsden (guitar) and Paul Martinez (bass), along with additional background singers and a brass section. After an album release, a botched TV appearance, a tour, and a never-completed second album, the story of PAL ended in 1978. Marsden, Lord, and eventually Paice joined Whitesnake, and Paice Ashton Lord disappeared into history. A story that is worth celebrating once again. 'Malice In Wonderland' is the band's only album. Influenced by the earlier collaboration of Jon Lord and Tony Ashton, it offers a fusion of rock with big band swing, blues, and funk. But if there's one thing PAL didn't want to be, it's music that was laid-back, and they didn't do that. 'Malice In Wonderland' offers driving feel-good rock at its finest. 'PAL attempted to do something that was ahead of its time, similar to what Level 42 did later, a crossover between jazz and rock.' (Ian Paice) This reissue includes 8 newly remastered tracks from the long-lost second album. Furthermore, the artwork includes previously unreleased photos by Alan Messer as well as detailed liner notes about the history of PAL, written by Simon Robinson. -

Paice Ashton Lord was a short-lived but spectacular moment in the history of rock 'n' roll. 'Malice in Wonderland' is the only album the band release, back in 1977. Influenced by Jon Lord and Tony Ashton's previous collaborations it merged rock with big band Swing, Rhythm 'n' Blues and Funk. The one thing they didn't want to end up being was laid-back. And they didn't. 'Malice in Wonderland' is driving and swinging feel-good rock at it's finest.

Released in a jewelcase with transparent tray for the CD with a 24-page booklet. On CD: Made in Germany by optical media GmbH

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0219331EMU

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