Advantages: An excellent debut album Disadvantages: Disadvantages?!
Born and bread in Scotland, The Fratellis are proving to the world that there?s reason to get excited about the world of rock n? roll at the moment with their debut outing ?Costello Music?
Personally, the Arctic Monkeys are the best ?new? band I?ve heard in the past eighteen months?the Fratellis however must come a very respectable second. With my constant deploring on ?NME-esque? bands, the Fratellis offer up something different to the norm. Jumpy, exciting, addictive music.
After originally releasing it about a year ago, ?Chelsea Dagger? would be most people?s first taste of the band, and many would have been caught almost unaware of chanting the chorus in their head back and forth and tapping their feet to the rhythm for the rest of the day after having heard it on the TV or radio. That song set their benchmark and after ...
Abbott And Costello Meet The Killer and Hyde.
The Boys:
Bud Abbott was born in1895 in New Jersey, USA. Surprisingly Lou Costello was born 1906 also in New Jersey, USA. They had both toured in ?Burlesque? but had only limited success until teaming up in 1936. But it wasn?t until 1940 until they where signed by ?Universal? and went on to make their first movie ?Night in the Tropics?. By 1950 there Star was starting to fade.
Also, not all was well between the boys, as at times throughout their career together, Bud had a 60/40 split on their earnings and this had always irked Lou. Later it would surface and eventually along with the drinking and gambling and being chased by huge Tax bills, they eventually split in 1957.
Sadly Lou Costello died 2 years later in 1959. Bud Abbott however lived until ...
Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein.
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~Intro duction~
The wonderful Abbot and Costello are here in probably their best film.
They get to poke fun at not just Frankenstein (Glenn Strange) but also Dracula (Bela Lugosi) and the Wolfman (Lon Chaney Jr.).
Get ready for a timeless rib tickling comedic fest.
~Synopsis~
Abbott and Costello are baggage handlers until that is a rather strange package turns up, Dracula!
He has brought with him a weakened Frankenstein monster and soon decides that Abbots brain would do nicely inside of Frankenstein head, well, Abbot is understandably not too keen on this and so begins 90 Minutes of pure comedic fun.
Meanwhile the Wolfman arrives from London with plans of destroying Dracula.
But Dracula bites the Wolfmans girlfriend and captures Abbott, it is then ...
Product Information for "Sean Costello - Sean Costello" »
Product details
Title
Sean Costello
Performer
Sean Costello
Genre
Blues
Release Date
24/01/2005
Recomended Retail Price
14.99 GBP
Original Release Year
2004
Label / Distributor
Rykodisc / ADA/Cinram Logistics
Producer
Steve Rosenthal
Pieces in Set
1
Studio / Live
Studio
Format
Performer
EAN
14431730122
Catalogue Number
RCD 17301
Additional notes
Album Notes
Personnel: Jimi Zhivago (acoustic guitar); Paul Linden (harmonica, keyboards); Jerry Vivino, John Ellis (saxophone); Mark Pender (trumpet); Glenn Patscha, Matt Wauchope (keyboards); Byron Isaacs (upright bass, electric bass); Willie Weeks, Melvin Zachary (electric bass); Tony Leone (drums, percussion); Levon Helm, Steve Jordan, Terrence Prather (drums); Amy Helm, Fiona McBain (background vocals). Audio Mixer: Steve Rosenthal. Recording information: The Magic Shop, New York, NY.
Album Reviews
Living Blues (p.57) - "Costello's sleek and gritty vocals are as passionate as his musical performances..." Mojo (Publisher) (p.98) - 3 stars out of 5 - "[B]luesy original songs arranged in classic soul style and delivered with a ravaged intensity."
Titles on disc 1
1.
No Half Steppin'
2.
I'm A Ram
3.
She Changed My Mind
4.
Hold On This Time
5.
Simple Twist Of Fate
6.
I've Got To Ride
7.
Take It Easy
8.
Peace Of Mind
9.
Father
10.
All I Can Do
11.
Big Road Blues
12.
I Get A Feeling
13.
Don't Pass Me By
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