Rebecca And The Sunny Brook Farmers - Birth (1969, Fallout 2007)

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Rebecca And The Sunny Brook Farmers - Birth (1969, Fallout 2007) (Size: 206.89 MB)
  01. Rebecca And The Sunny Brook Farmers - Oh Gosh (Running Through The Forest).flac 19.66 MB
  02. Rebecca And The Sunny Brook Farmers - Two Blind Sisters.flac 14.86 MB
  03. Rebecca And The Sunny Brook Farmers - David & Sally.flac 18.72 MB
  04. Rebecca And The Sunny Brook Farmers - Love.flac 19.43 MB
  05. Rebecca And The Sunny Brook Farmers - Endless Trip.flac 15.38 MB
  06. Rebecca And The Sunny Brook Farmers - Better Dead Than Red.flac 31.46 MB
  07. Rebecca And The Sunny Brook Farmers - All These Ties.flac 14.13 MB
  08. Rebecca And The Sunny Brook Farmers - What Do You Think Of The War -.flac 30.5 MB
  09. Rebecca And The Sunny Brook Farmers - Ma Ma.flac 15.01 MB
  10. Rebecca And The Sunny Brook Farmers - Ghost.flac 9 MB
  Artwork
  Back Cover.jpg?042148 2.92 MB
  Booklet001-004.jpg?042148 4.47 MB
  Booklet002-003.jpg?042148 4.17 MB
  Disc.jpg?042148 1.66 MB
  Front Cover.jpg?042148 2.68 MB
  Inlay.jpg?042148 2.77 MB
  Front.jpg?042148 50.54 KB
  Rebecca And The Sunny Brook Farmers - Birth.cue 4.73 KB
  Rebecca And The Sunny Brook Farmers - Birth.log 2.85 KB
  Rebecca And The Sunny Brook Farmers - Birth.m3u 652 B

Description


Artist: Rebecca And The Sunny Brook Farmers
Title Of Album: Birth
Year Of Release: 1969/2007
Label: Fallout
Country: US
Genre: Folk pop jazz and acid rock
Audio codec: FLAC | lossless

This is a delightfully weird record, and one that grows on the listener with repeated plays. Rebecca & the Sunnybrook Farmers were a sextet from Pittsburgh, PA, who didn't seem to have any fear of where to tread musically. The songs here range from breezy lyrical pop ( "Ma-Ma" ) that breaks into waltz time signatures -- picture a cousin to "Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing" with a lead vocal somewhere midway between Laura Nyro and Joanie Sommers -- to topical political statements ("What Do You Think of the War?"), the latter highlighted by extended instrumental freakouts (the latter broken up by lush choruses and an intermittent lead vocal, all supplemented by a sitar). And in between those two extremes are Janis Joplin-style blues workouts, upbeat mid-'60s folk-rock ballads, and spacy psychedelic excursions, highlighted by Mickey Kapner's guitar and organ and Ilene Novog's viola; the latter even gets into sonic and textural reaches that weren't explored much more heavily until Jerry Goodman joined the Flock. And coupled with debts also owed to the Byrds, the early/middle Jefferson Airplane ("Endless Trip"), the Doors ("What Do You Think of the War"), and even the We Five, this is one eclectic album, covering lots of territory, and most of it surprisingly well. The ballads hold up best of all, but even the anti-war material is highly effective musically.

Tracks:
1. Oh Gosh (Running Through The Forest) (Ilene Rappaport, Mickey Kapner) - 3:11
2. Two Blind Sisters (Ilene Rappaport, Mickey Kapner) - 2:34
3. David And Sally (Ilene Novog, Mickey Kapner) - 3:18
4. Love (Ilene Rappaport) - 3:15
5. Endless Trip (Ilene Rappaport) - 2:41
6. Better Dead Than Red (Ilene Rappaport, Mickey Kapner) - 5:46
7. All These Ties (Mickey Kapner) - 2:21
8. What Do You Think Of The War ? (Ilene Rappaport,Mickey Kapner) - 5:18
9. Ma Ma (Ilene Rappaport) - 2:49
10.Ghost (Mickey Kapner) - 1:42

Personnel:
Ilene Novog - Backing Vocals, Harpsichord, Viola
Ilene Rappaport - Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica, Recorder
Mickey Kapner - Backing Vocals, Guitar, Organ, Sitar
Clifford Mandell - Backing Vocals, Percussion, Drums
Ernie Eremita - Bass, Backing Vocals
Ki Ki - Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals

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