American Beauty: The Angel's Share (Remastered Demos) Grateful Dead
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Album Veröffentlichung:
2020
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01.10.2020
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- 1 Friend of the Devil (Demo) 03:29
- 2 Sugar Magnolia (Demo) 03:25
- 3 Candyman (Demo) 05:42
- 4 To Lay Me Down (Demo) 05:44
- 5 Truckin' (Demo) 04:13
- 6 Hand Me Down (Ripple) (Demo) 04:06
- 7 Brokedown Palace (Demo) 03:56
- 8 Till the Morning Comes (Demo) 04:03
- 9 Attics of My Life (Demo) 04:58
- 10 Operator (Demo) 02:23
Info zu American Beauty: The Angel's Share (Remastered Demos)
The Grateful Dead have released Workingman’s Dead: The Angel’s Share, a collection of candid studio outtakes from the recording of their seminal 1970 Americana album.
While the Dead are known for leaving few stones unturned in terms of live audio, studio remastering, and all of the other content that diehard fans obsess over, little has been released in the way of the Dead’s interpersonal communication within the studio. Sure, fans can find live mixes of classic concerts that feature the band members speaking to each other with in-ear monitors. But The Angel’s Share shows the band isolated together, during a time when they were still far greater friends than business partners.
The 64-track record features numerous takes on the classics “Uncle John’s Band”, “High Time”, “Dire Wolf”, “New Speedway Boogie”, “Black Peter”, “Easy Wind”, “Casey Jones”, and oddly only one outtake for “Cumberland Blues”.
“The complete takes show the development,” Dead archivist David Lemieux said of The Angel’s Share. “The Dead had been playing these songs for so long, in some cases nine months, so they had them down. But this is where the nuances developed.”
With plenty of isolated instrumental takes on the album’s classic songs, The Angel’s Share could prove to be an invaluable tool for any musician looking to master the studio arrangements. But the real trove of The Angel’s Share is the bandmates talking to one another, in particular the stern taskmaster that still was Jerry Garcia. While Capitol Records President Joe Smith may recall the Dead has having a very lax attitude toward amassing hundreds of hours of studio time and racking up bills on the company’s dime, this collection of outtakes shows the band as still being diligent and driven in their work, if anything to a fault. “We have nothing to lose but our lives,” Garcia says before another doomed take on “Uncle John’s Band”.
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