| 1. Hey Sailor |
| 2. He Did It |
| 3. Find Me a Home |
| 4. Oh My Lover |
| 5. Cry On |
| 6. Stupidity |
| 7. Bye Bye Baby |
| 8. Boss Lady |
| 9. Laughing at You |
| 10. Can't Miss Nothing |
| 11. Right Around the Corner |
| 12. Won't You Dance With Me |
| 13. Let's Forget About the Past |
| 14. Shout Bamalama |
Editorial Reviews
Like the Dirtbombs or the Screws, the Detroit Cobras are an underground rock & roll act that pays homage to the decades of artists who have hit the vinyl before them. These Motor City garage rockers combine gospel, soul, R&B, and '50s rock & roll to create a unique mix of retro innocence and tight, danceable music overflowing with rhythm and grit. Frontwoman Rachael Nagy croons with class and soul, with a low, hearty voice that sounds husky and warm. On the band's second album, Life, Love and Leaving, the Cobras cover songs by everyone from Otis Redding and Ike Turner to more obscure acts like Clyde McPhatter (the amazing ballad "Let's Forget About the Past") and Ronnie Mack (the mind-blowing "Cry On"). While a band that only does covers may sound like a one-trick pony, the Cobras manage to mine the hidden parts of bygone eras, coming back with gems that might go otherwise unheard to the next generations, and creating a great style of their own in the process. --Jennifer Maerz
Product Description
Motor City bad-asses the Detroit Cobra's 2nd album, (Sympathy For The Record Industry) with a new line-up. Led by vocalist Rachel Nagy and guitarist Maribel Restrepo, the band charges through fourteen tracks of classic soul and R&B delivered with ferocious garage-punk energy. Includes songs by Mickey Lee Lane, Jackie Deshannon, Ronnie Mack, Mary Wells, Ike Turner, Clyde McPhatter, Otis Redding, and more. Includes Eddie Harsch of the Black Crowes on bass.
Life, Love and Leaving,The Detroit Cobras,Sympathy 4 the R.I.,Garage Rock Revival,Pop,Rock,Rock/Pop,United States of America
Life, Love and Leaving
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Life, Love and Leaving
The Detroit Cobras Manufacturer: Sympathy 4 the R.I. ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00005B4FN Release Date: 2001-05-15 |
Tracks:
- Hey Sailor
- He Did It
- Find Me a Home
- Oh My Lover
- Cry On
- Stupidity
- Bye Bye Baby
- Boss Lady
- Laughing at You
- Can't Miss Nothing
- Right Around the Corner
- Won't You Dance With Me
- Let's Forget About the Past
- Shout Bamalama
Amazon.com
Like the Dirtbombs or the Screws, the Detroit Cobras are an underground rock & roll act that pays homage to the decades of artists who have hit the vinyl before them. These Motor City garage rockers combine gospel, soul, R&B, and '50s rock & roll to create a unique mix of retro innocence and tight, danceable music overflowing with rhythm and grit. Frontwoman Rachael Nagy croons with class and soul, with a low, hearty voice that sounds husky and warm. On the band's second album, Life, Love and Leaving, the Cobras cover songs by everyone from Otis Redding and Ike Turner to more obscure acts like Clyde McPhatter (the amazing ballad "Let's Forget About the Past") and Ronnie Mack (the mind-blowing "Cry On"). While a band that only does covers may sound like a one-trick pony, the Cobras manage to mine the hidden parts of bygone eras, coming back with gems that might go otherwise unheard to the next generations, and creating a great style of their own in the process. --Jennifer MaerzAlbum Description
Motor City bad-asses the Detroit Cobra's 2nd album, (Sympathy For The Record Industry) with a new line-up. Led by vocalist Rachel Nagy and guitarist Maribel Restrepo, the band charges through fourteen tracks of classic soul and R&B delivered with ferocious garage-punk energy. Includes songs by Mickey Lee Lane, Jackie Deshannon, Ronnie Mack, Mary Wells, Ike Turner, Clyde McPhatter, Otis Redding, and more. Includes Eddie Harsch of the Black Crowes on bass.Customer Reviews:
Play twice!.......2007-06-27
Although fourteen songs are thoroughly dealt with, the whole album is over in half an hour because when a song is done, it's done, and sometimes this only takes a minute and a half. If only more bands would adopt this policy!
Hey Sailor is actually Mickey Lee Lane's Hey Sah-Lo-Ney, which he cut for Swan back in 1965. The Ronettes are an obvious source of inspiration and for He Did It the Cobras reach back to their pre-Spector days at Colpix, and a song co-written by Jackie DeShannon (now a Cobras' fan after hearing their versions of He Did it and Breakaway). Find Me A Home is more properly known as Home In Your Heart when first recorded by Solomon Burke, who also had the original of the much-covered Stupidity. Oh My Lover may be known to you if you ever turned over your copy of the Chiffons' He's So Fine and played the other side. Cry On is a cover of an early Irma Thomas hit written by Allen Toussaint (contrary to other reviews it has nothing to do with Ronnie Mack). Mary Wells wrote Bye Bye Baby for Jackie Wilson but when Berry Gordy heard it, he had Mary Wells record it herself at United Sound in Detroit for his new Motown label, her first single in 1960, making her sing it in a hoarse voiced style which makes it a natural for Rachel's naturally throaty vocals.
Boss Lady is the band's re-interpration of local band's Davis Jones and the Fenders' Boss With The Hot Sauce. Laughing At You takes us back to the Gardenias (not the Guardinias as printed in the booklet), who wrote and recorded it for Detroit's Fortune label in 1957 as I'm Laughing At You. Bob Dylan played it on his Theme Time Radio Hour special on laughter. Ike and Tina Turner had a regional R&B hit with You Can't Miss Nothing That You Never Had (disguised here as Can't Miss Nothing) in 1963. That leaves Right Around The Corner originally by the Five Royales in 1956, written by Charlie Singleton and Rose Marie McCoy; Won't You Dance With Me was by Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels when they were still known as Billy Lee and the Rivieras; Let's Forget About The Past was on the flipside of Clyde Mcphatter's huge 1962 single Lover, Please; and finally Shout Bama Lama, possibly the definitive version of this song, was by Johnny Jenkins' Pinetoppers in 1961, featuring a novice singer called Otis Redding.
This is a great album, over too soon, but short enough to play all over again straight away, even louder, which I recommend you do.
"Got a song in my mind".......2007-01-09
In any event, I bought 5 very good CD's this month and this is the one getting all of the time in the player. I will be picking up more Cobras. I also want to see them live, but haven't seen where they make the trip over to GR very often.
Goes nicely with city that is re-inventing itself as we speak.
A GREAT TIME OF R'N'R.......2006-08-16
This material is truly invaluable. RACHEL is hot!!!
God's Favorite Bar Band.......2005-12-08
And despite Meg White's ability to master her drum kit in much the same way a left-handed pre-schooler masters tying his shoelaces, it's women like Wendy Case of The Paybacks and Rachel Nagy of the Detroit Cobras who are the real queens of the roost around here. Live with it.
Although they've been tied up in my own back yard since 1994, it wasn't until an on-line acquaintance sent me a mix CD last year that I got my first taste of The Detroit Cobras. Quite simply put, Nagy's voice, whether she realizes it or not, is a gift from above.
"Shout Bama Lama," a cover of the old Otis Redding shouter, just may be the best thing the Cobras have ever done. It's stop-and-start cadence and churning glam/punk guitars, Nagy purring "She's bustin' bricks now," actually forced me to pull my car over to the side of the road the first time I heard it.
We may be dirty and broke here in the Murder City, but we're also smart. Look no further than the Detroit Cobras for proof positive.
If you are cool, you will own this CD........2004-05-18
Certainly it doesn't mean I don't like good music.
I devote alot of time trying to find "underground" music to enjoy.
So I came across this album a couple days ago, and it was my best score in some time.
A beautiful rocking collection of 50's and 60's songs, redone in a modern "garage" style. Awesome!
So when you are become tired of The Strokes, White Stripes, Neutral Milk Hotel, The Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and The Kills, check out THE DETROIT COBRAS!
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Imagine
Manufacturer: RCA ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000003G0A Release Date: 1996-03-26 |
Tracks:
- Free As A Bird
- Eleanor Rigby
- Here, There And Everywhere
- In My Life
- And I Love Her
- When I'm Sixty-Four
- Michelle
- Nowhere Man
- Yesterday
- Girl
- Across The Universe
- Here Comes The Sun
- Norwegian Wood - For No One
- She's Leaving Home
- Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds
- Octopus's Garden
- Imagine
- Hey Jude
- Golden Slumbers - Carry That Weight - The End
Customer Reviews:
breathless.......2006-05-31
Beatles Like I've Never Heard Before.......2005-02-10
4 stars for song selection, otherwise 5 stars for interpretation.
Interesting Cover, but Bad CD.......2004-06-05
Beautiful and Relaxing.......2004-05-21
Lovely and powerful.......2002-01-01
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Norwegian Wood
Manufacturer: RCA ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000003ESX Release Date: 1995-04-11 |
Tracks:
- Elanor Rigby
- Yesterday
- Here Comes The Sun
- Because
- Day Tripper
- Michelle
- And I Love Her (Harp Solo)
- Blackbird
- In My Life
- For No One
- All My Loving
- Here, There And Everywhere
- I Am The Walrus
- She's Leaving Home
- The Fool On The Hill
- Norwegian Wood
Customer Reviews:
Very nice cover of beatles music.......2004-08-03
'Norwegian Wood' the BEST Beatles tribute album ever!.......2001-07-24
Strong Music In Its Own Right.......2000-02-26
Well crafted and beautifully rendered.......2000-02-20
A must-have CD........1999-01-06
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Colouring Book
Manufacturer: El Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000A6AB7Q Release Date: 2005-09-26 |
Tracks:
- She's Leaving Home
- Game
- I Love You Samantha
- Windmills of Your Mind
- After the Goldrush
- Life on Mars
- Watch Me
- Ask Yourself Why
- Michelle
- Penny Lane
- Eleanor Rigby
- I'm a Train
- Morning Has Broken
- Building a Wall
- My Colouring Book
- Orange Yellow Ochre
- Taste of Honey
- Strawberry Fields Forever
Album Description
From quintessentially English mid-sixties origins as select choral scholars at King's College, Cambridge the King's Singers are today one of the most influential and enduring vocal groups in the world. Colouring Book features 18 tracks. EL. 2005.Album Details
The King's Singers were the First to Apply Choral Technique to Popular Material and 'colouring Book' Concentrates on their Unforgettable Arrangements of International Hits of the Sixties and Early Seventies. No Less Than Seven Selections Are Drawn from their Important 1972 George Martin Produced Album Including the Remarkable 'she's Leaving Home'. Their Success with Compositions of Lennon and Mccartney Culminated in One of their Most Popular Titles 'the Beatles Connection' which is Well Represented Here Alongside Songs Written by the Other Giants of Contemporary Pop; Bob Dylan, Brian Wilson, David Bowie and Neil Young. To These Diverse Writers, the King's Singers Bring their Beautiful Tone, Balance and Synchronisation with Equally Marvellous Effect.
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Romantic Piano
Manufacturer: Madacy Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000056CEU Release Date: 2001-01-23 |
Tracks:
- Catch A Rising Star
- Those Eyes
- Impressions On Faure's Pavane
- Leaving
- Little Flower
- Pretty Lady
- The High Tide Of My Life
- With You In Mind
- Seasons Of Love
- I Always Knew
- Reflection
- Early Morning Light
- Garden In The Sky
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Titanic: Music from the Motion Picture (1997 Film)
Celine Dion Manufacturer: Sony ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00004ZDOV Release Date: 2001-08-14 |
Tracks:
- Never an Absolution
- Distant Memories
- Southhampton
- Rose
- Leaving Port
- Take Her to Sea, Mr. Murdoch
- Hard to Starboard
- Unable to Stay, Unwilling to Leave
- Sinking
- Death of Titanic
- Promise Kept
- Life So Changed
- Ocean of Memories
- My Heart Will Go On (Love Theme from "Titanic") - Celine Dion, Skyler Jett
- Hymn to the Sea - Celine Dion, James Horner
Customer Reviews:
IT'S SINKING!.......2001-10-22
VERY GOOD!.......2001-03-03
James Horner's Best Masterpiece!.......2000-11-19
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