Corky Laing, Ian Hunter, Mick Ronson, Felix Pappalardi - The Secret Sessions (Reissue) (1978/2011)
Artist: Corky Laing, Ian Hunter, Mick Ronson, Felix Pappalardi
Title: The Secret Sessions
Year Of Release: 1978/2011
Label: Floating World Records
Genre: Classic Rock
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks, .cue, log)
Total Time: 38:51
Total Size: 101/268 Mb (scans)
WebSite: Album Preview
Title: The Secret Sessions
Year Of Release: 1978/2011
Label: Floating World Records
Genre: Classic Rock
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks, .cue, log)
Total Time: 38:51
Total Size: 101/268 Mb (scans)
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Easy Money
02. Silent Movie - (with John Sebastian)
03. I Ain't No Angel
04. The Best Thing - (with Todd Rundgren)
05. I Hate Dancin'
06. The Outsider - (with Todd Rundgren)
07. Just When I Needed You Most
08. Lowdown Freedom
Bonus Tracks:
09. On My Way To Georgia - (with Eric Clapton/Dickey Betts)
10. Growing Old With Rock 'N' Roll
Line-up:
Corky Laing - vocals, drums
Ian Hunter - vocals, keyboards
Mick Ronson - guitar, backing vocals
Felix Pappalardi - bass, backing vocals
Leslie West - guitar on tracks 4, 6 & 8
John Sebastian - harp on track 2
Todd Rundgren - organ, backing vocals on tracks 4 & 6
Eric Clapton - guitar on track 9
Dickey Betts - guitar on track 9
"This record is an assortment of secret sessions," says legendary drummer Corky Laing. "It was so secret that at one time the record company couldn't even find the tapes."
Corky Laing, best known as the thunderous drummer behind the dense magnitude of rock icon Mountain needed something of substance to dig his teeth into. And in 1978 it came to him by way of Elektra/Asylum president Steve Wax, who approached Laing with an offer to create a superstar band of sorts, assembling the best of a working all-star line up. Wax suggested Laing give Ian Hunter (Mott The Hoople) a ring in an effort to pair the two and build a nest for song writing. The partnership proved productive, with the song "Easy Money" immerging as the first creation. Its lyrics reflected a loose observation of a society drenched in sinuous overindulgence - a time Laing openly refers to as the "Champagne and Credit Card days." ...
Corky Laing, best known as the thunderous drummer behind the dense magnitude of rock icon Mountain needed something of substance to dig his teeth into. And in 1978 it came to him by way of Elektra/Asylum president Steve Wax, who approached Laing with an offer to create a superstar band of sorts, assembling the best of a working all-star line up. Wax suggested Laing give Ian Hunter (Mott The Hoople) a ring in an effort to pair the two and build a nest for song writing. The partnership proved productive, with the song "Easy Money" immerging as the first creation. Its lyrics reflected a loose observation of a society drenched in sinuous overindulgence - a time Laing openly refers to as the "Champagne and Credit Card days." ...