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Treasure Chest Volume 5 - The Mixture (2002)
Track Title | Length | |
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1 | No Earthly Connection | 11m 40s |
2 | Make Me A Woman | 6m 20s |
3 | Fool on the Hill/Eleanor Rigby | 9m 15s |
4 | Burlington Arcade | 3m 0s |
5 | Space Oddity/Life On Mars | 7m 40s |
6 | The Jig | 3m 0s |
7 | The Breathalyser | 7m 5s |
8 | Clair de Lune | 3m 45s |
Treasure Chest Volume 5 - The Mixture (2002)
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Treasure Chest Volume 5 - The Mixture (2002)
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Type | Cat No. | Label | Country |
CD | VPTCCD5 | Voiceprint | Worldwide |
Treasure Chest Volume 5 - The Mixture (2002)
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Originally released as part of the limited edition Treasure Chest boxed set. Available from Voiceprint |
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Wakey's Verdict |
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Christian Loebenstein on 24th May 2002 [Other reviews] The Mixture opens with a “No Earthly Connection” Medley done as a duo by Rick and Ashley Holt Very powerful. When it comes to “Make Me A Woman”, I prefer the version with Dave Paton on fretless Bass. “Fool On The Hill” has always been one of my favourite Beatles tunes, and this version, again a duo – Rick on Piano, Holt on vocal – is a fine one! Eleanor Rigby is, as we know it from Rick, all instrumental (speedy ending!) The rest of the CD is Rick and Adam with Fraser Thorneycroft-Smith, Fraser giving a fine vocal performance on “Space Oddity” – (this is Fraser, not Bowie, right??!!) and “Life on Mars”. Hearing “The Jig” live ( featuring the three of them again) is a big surprise, as is “The Breathalyser” (Adam on vocal) with the inevitable story by Rick, and a musical quote of Jimmy Webb’s “Up, up and away”. This must have been a very good show! More, please! Judging from the pictures on the inner sleeve, I hope Korg are still paying Rick... Music: A+ (again) Sound Quality: A+ (again) |