James Gang Rides Again Song List

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James Gang – Rides Again

1		Funk #49 Written-By – Dale Peters, Jim Fob (2), Joe Walsh
2		Asshtonpark Written-By – Dale Peters, Jim Flim-flam (ii), Joe Walsh
3		Woman Written-By – Dale Peters, Jim Fob (ii), Joe Walsh
		iv. The Bomber
4a		Closet Queen Written-By – Dale Peters, Jim Fox (ii), Joe Walsh
4b		Bolero Written-By – Ravel*
4c		Cast Your Fate To The Wind Written-By – Vince Guaraldi
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5		Tend My Garden Written-By – Joe Walsh
6		Garden Gate Written-By – Joe Walsh
vii		In that location I Become Again Steel Guitar [Pedal] – Rusty Young Written-By – Joe Walsh
8		Thanks Written-By – Joe Walsh
9		Ashes The Rain And I Arranged By [Strings] – Jack Nitzsche Guitar [half-dozen Cord] – Dale "Bugsley" Peters* Written-By – Dale Peters, Joe Walsh

• Arranged Past – The James Gang*
• Fine art Direction [Reissue] – Vartan (4)
• Bass – Dale "Bugsley" Peters*
• Coordinator [Reissue] – Andy McKaie, Beth Stempel
• Design [Cover], Illustration – Bob Lockhart
• Design [Reissue] – Meire Murakami
• Drums, Percussion – Jim Play a trick on (2)
• Engineer [With] – Llyllianne Duma*, Mike Rock*, Stan Agol
• Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals – Joe Walsh
• Liner Notes – Dale Peters, Jim Fox (2), Joe Walsh
• Photography By – Tom Wright (vii)
• Producer, Engineer – Bill Szymczyk
• Remastered Past [Digital] – Bill Szymczyk, Ted Jensen

• Barcode (Text) : 0 08811 22832 iii
• Barcode (Scanned) : 0008811228323
• Matrix / Runout (Variant ane) : 0881122832 0800317166
• Mastering SID Code (Variant one) : IFPI L771
• Mould SID Code (Variant 1) : IFPI 2A27
• Matrix / Runout (Variant two) : [Universal logo] ** (0881122832SP) C07A1225D
• Mastering SID Code (Variant ii) : IFPI L771
• Mould SID Lawmaking (Variant ii) : IFPI 2A51
• Matrix / Runout (Variant 3) : [Universal logo] ** (0881122832SP) C05E3129A
• Mastering SID Code (Variant 3) : IFPI L771
• Mould SID Code (Variant 3) : IFPI 2A28

	Championship ( Format )	Label	True cat#	Land	Yr
	James Gang Rides Again ( LP, Album )	Probe, Probe	SPBA 6253 , 1E 064 ◦ 91809	United kingdom	1970
	James Gang Rides Again ( LP, Album )	ABC Records	ABC S-711	Canada	1970
	James Gang Rides Once again ( LP, Album )	ABC Records, ABC Records	ABC S-711 , ABCS-711	U.s.a.	1970
	James Gang Rides Again ( LP, Album, Promo , Gatefold)	ABC Records	ABC S-711	Us	1970
	James Gang Rides Once more ( LP, Album , Gatefold, Monarch Pressing, With "Bolero.")	ABC Records, ABC Records	ABCS-711 , ABC Due south-711	U.s.a.	1970

The bomber, what an amazing song I can't go enough of it.....🤘🏻

Edited three years agone

Nearly forty years ago on a beautiful fall afternoon, an afternoon just like this one, the James Gang rode into my life. So as my hand moved across my CD'southward this morning, there must have been some sort of genetic musical memory that caused me to finish right here ... and I tell you true, I tin can virtually smell 1970 and the ragtop of my MGB warming in the sun, while images of Halloween rushed by me as I headed out of boondocks in search of open backroads.

This is the album for which about people retrieve the James Gang, and that's a shame because their other releases offer a variety of really smashing material, though all in all, this is their knock'em dead release. The record opens with "Funk 49," reminiscent of their initial offerings, and while they describe deeply from those first offerings, James Gang pace out lightyears from that point in their career, peculiarly with this 2nd anthology coming so quickly on the heals of their first. This was a stunning record, one that picked up right where Todd Rundgren left off, layered and mixed from psychedelic lessons learned from The Beatles Magical Mystery Tour and of grade from Led Zeppelin Two and their heavy blues influences. Impossible to be missed is the dimensional torso and weight of Dale Peters' probing low-terminate bass lines that resonate the floorboards. Add to that an injection an undertone of funk that even Sly Stone would accept been proud of, paved the mode for nearly every aspect of the stoner rock genre, influencing Aerosmith and countless others, and while in concert ... may take been the greatest jam band subsequently The Grateful Dead.

It was truly a time of experimentation with the James Gang blending everything from Stone to Funk with the sweet strings of violins, bass, cellos, and tiny textured tappings of the piano's white keys. "Tend My Garden" is every bit equally trippy as the song "Collage" from the Yer Album release, and equally every bit moving. But don't go thinking they've gone soft, "Adult female" rocks your back teeth besides equally anything y'all volition ever come up across. I just don't notice much to mutter nearly with this record equally the production is outstanding, there's nothing sloppy with the playing past any of the band members and when that guitar pick slides down the strings I'm left to wonder if they knew they had merely developed a signature marking. Ane of the things that makes this record so cracking is that James Gang seem to agree back just enough, leaving you lot waiting for them to push through hard, equally most bands from this era did ... yet they don't, they concord you right on the edge with marvelous chord changes and outstanding numbers that will take y'all striking the repeat button more than than once.

James Gang became known as the stoner's band and I must concur that that brand is well deserved and is stamped deeply into the brains of most of u.s. from the twenty-four hour period. It'south a perfect Oct afternoon out in that location, put the summit down, let the wind blow through your hair as James Gang takes you lot rollin'.

"Wow human [cough cough], I dig this ring the most."

*** The Fun Facts: There was no i in the band named James, the name was taken from the infamous wild westward outlaw outfit, The James Gang.

Walsh used something here chosen an Echoplex equipped slide guitar, its effects and responses are firsthand, and while I've never seen one up shut and personal, it's a dream I cherish.

You tin can go a great early vinyl copy for something around $xx, but spend a bit more and you've captured yourself a Mobile Fidelity Audio Lab masterpiece.

Review by Jenell Kesler

cortezmarom1939.blogspot.com

Source: https://www.discogs.com/James-Gang-Rides-Again/release/1445794

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