Status Quo: 4 Original Albums ● 4CD Box Set Universal Music 2010

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Status Quo: 4 Original Albums ● 4CD Box Set Universal Music

Исполнитель:
Status Quo
Box:
4 Original Albums
(4CD Box Set Universal Music)
Альбом:
1973 Hello! ۞ 1975 On The Level
1972 Piledriver ۞ 1974 Quo
Информация:
Universal International Music B.V. / Vertigo Records
This compilation Ⓟ Universal International Music B.V. © Universal International Music B.V.
Cardboard box with 4 CD's in cardboard sleeves
The CD's are the 2005 Mercury editions
Made in the EU
Catalog Box: 060075328859
Catalog CDs:
Hello!: 0602498259429, CD: Mercury 982 594-2 / On The Level: 0602498259108, CD: Mercury 982 591-0
Piledriver: 0602498259771, CD: Mercury 982 597-7 / Quo: 0602498259405, CD: Mercury 982 594-0
Label Code Set: LC01633 / Label Code CD's: LC00268
Жанр: Rock / Pop Rock / Classic Rock
Год: 2010
Формат: FLAC / Level 8 (img + *cue + log, AccurateRip)
Качество: lossless
Covers: format PNG, full scans
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Disc 1 1973 Hello!
Hello! is the sixth studio album by the British rock band, Status Quo. Released in September 1973, it was the first of four Quo albums to top the UK Albums Chart, as well as their first album on which all tracks had been written by the group themselves. (Bob Young was not an official member, but the group's roadie and harmonica player, as well as co-writer, primarily with Francis Rossi, of several songs throughout their career). It was also the first Quo album on which drummer John Coghlan was credited with songwriting. Keyboard player Andy Bown and saxophonist Stewart Blandamer both played on "Forty-Five Hundred Times". This was Bown's first appearance on a Status Quo album, although he would guest on most subsequent releases, and become a permanent member of the line-up a few years later. 1973 began for the band in February when their old record company Pye, following the group's success for their new label in 1972, decided to release a single from their 1971 album Dog of Two Head. The single, Rossi and Young's "Mean Girl" reached #20 upon its release. It was backed by the Rossi/Parfitt composition "Everything", taken from the band's 1970 album Ma Kelly's Greasy Spoon. In August 1973 the only single from the album, Rossi and Young's "Caroline" was released, reaching #5. This was the group's first single to reach the UK top five. Its B-side was a non-album track called "Joanne", written by Alan Lancaster and Rick Parfitt. The 8-track album was released in September the same year. It became the most successful album the band had ever released. Initial copies of the record on vinyl came with a large black and white poster of the group. Of the 8 tracks on the album, only 6 of them were new. "Caroline" had already been heard by the public due to its single release, whereas "Softer Ride" had served as the b-side to the band's "Paper Plane" single from their previous album Piledriver. No other singles were issued from the album, although a live version of "Roll Over Lay Down" appeared on a three-track EP released in May 1975, which reached No. 9 in the UK Singles Chart.
Personnel
♪ Francis Rossi - guitar, vocals
♪ Rick Parfitt - guitar, keyboards, vocals
♪ Alan Lancaster - bass, vocals
♪ John Coghlan - drums
Tracks 1-8 from the original Vertigo LP 6360 098 released in September 1973.
Track 9 B-Side of the "Caroline" Single Vertigo 605 908-5 Released in August 1973
All tracks (p) 1973 Mercury Records Ltd. except track 9 (p) 1972 Vertigo
Covers
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01 Roll Over Lay Down
02 Claudie
03 A Reason Of Living
04 Blue Eyed Lady
05 Caroline
06 Softer Ride
07 And It's Better Now
08 Forty Five Hundred Times
09 Joanne (Bonus Track)

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Disc 2 1975 On The Level
On The Level is the eighth Status Quo studio album. It features Francis Rossi, Richard Parfitt, Alan Lancaster and John Coghlan. The album's cover art features band members in an Ames room, and on the original vinyl release, the inner gatefold sleeve consisted of informal photos members of the group had taken of each other. In November 1974 the band released the only single from the album, an edited version of a Rossi/Young song entitled "Down Down". The single gave the band their only #1 hit to date. Its b-side was the Parfitt/Young album track "Nightride". When the album was released in February 1975, the group were more or less at the peak of their career, record sales-wise. The album entered the chart at #1. All tracks were written or co-written by the group themselves, apart from "Bye Bye Johnny", which was originally a Chuck Berry song.
Personnel
♪ Francis Rossi - guitar, vocals
♪ Rick Parfitt - guitar, keyboards, vocals
♪ Alan Lancaster - bass, vocals
♪ John Coghlan - drums
Tracks 1-10 from the "On The Level LP released in February 1975 Vertigo 910 200-2.
Track 11 from the single released in November 1974 Vertigo 605 911-4.
Tracks 12-14 from the "Roll Over Lay Down" EP released in May 1974 Vertigo Quo 13.
Track 15 recorded in 1975 and featured on the "Rockers Rollin - Quo In Time 1972-2000" CD Box Set
Released in August 1973
All tracks (p) 1975 Mercury Records Ltd. except tracks 5 & 11 (p) 1974 Mercury Records Ltd.
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01 Little Lady
02 Most Of The Time
03 I Saw The Light
04 Over And Done
05 Nightride
06 Down Down
07 Broken Man
08 What To Do
09 Where I Am
10 Bye Bye Johnny
11 Down Down (Single Edit)
12 Roll Over Lay Down (Live)
13 Gerdundula (Live)
14 Junior's Wailing (Live)
15 Roadhouse Blues (Live)

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Disc 3 1972 Piledriver
Piledriver is the fifth studio album by the English rock band Status Quo, released in 1972. It was the first to be produced by the group themselves, and their first on the Vertigo label after their departure from Pye Records. The album's only single, "Paper Plane" (by Francis Rossi and Bob Young), with the b-side "Softer Ride" (written by Rick Parfitt and Alan Lancaster), was to become the first in a sequence of thirty-three Top 40 hits on the UK Singles Chart when it peaked at #8 after its release in November 1972. The b-side would later be incorporated into the band's following album, Hello!, released the following year. The album itself was released in December the same year, and reached the highest position of #5 in the UK charts, spending 37 weeks there.
Personnel
♪ Francis Rossi - guitar, vocals
♪ Rick Parfitt - guitar, keyboards, vocals
♪ Alan Lancaster - bass, vocals
♪ John Coghlan - drums
* Bob Young - Harmonica on 'Roadhouse Blues'
* Jimmy Horowitz - Piano on 'Roadhouse Blues'
Tracks 1-8 from the original Vertigo LP 636 008-2 released in December 1972.
Track 9 from the "Reading Festival 1973" Compilation on GM Records GML 1008, Released in February 1974
All tracks (p) 1972 Mercury Records Ltd. (c) 1972 Mercury Records Ltd.
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01 Don't Waste My Time
02 Oh Baby
03 A Year
04 Unspoken Words
05 Big Fat Mama
06 Paper Plane
07 All The Reasons
08 Roadhouse Blues
09 Don't Waste My Time (Live)

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Disc 4 1974 Quo
Quo is the seventh studio album by Status Quo, featuring Francis Rossi, Richard Parfitt, Alan Lancaster and John Coghlan. Like the previous album Hello!, it consisted entirely of songs written or co-written by the group. The only guest musicians featured were Bob Young and Tom Parker, who played harmonica and piano respectively on "Break the Rules". Despite the band believing the album's opening track, "Backwater", was the most suitable candidate for release as a single, the only track to actually be released as a single was "Break the Rules", in April 1974, and it peaked in the UK at #8. The album itself was released in May the same year. Its highest position was #2. In retrospect this album is regarded[who?] as one of their heaviest, possibly due to the influence of bassist Alan Lancaster, who is credited with co-writing six of the eight tracks. The UK LP contained a gatefold insert with a picture of the band playing live on one side, backed with the lyrics on the other.
Personnel
♪ Francis Rossi - guitar, vocals
♪ Rick Parfitt - guitar, keyboards, vocals
♪ Alan Lancaster - bass, vocals
♪ John Coghlan - drums
Tracks 1-8 from the "Quo" LP released in May 1974 Vertigo 910 200-1
Track 9 B-Side of "Break The Rules" single released in August 1974 Vertigo 6059 901
All tracks (p) 1974 Mercury Records Ltd. except track 9 (p) 1974 Vertigo
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01 Backwater
02 Just Take Me
03 Break The Rules
04 Drifting Away
05 Don't Think It Matters
06 Fine Fine Fine
07 Lonely Man
08 Slow Train
09 Lonely Night

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