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| Name | Steve Ellis--Gimme Shelter |
| Video Uploader | Video From Steve Ellis, Original British Soul Legend, Modfather and Voice of the Love Affair |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 11-02-2018 22:00:14 |
| Video Discription | From: Rollin' with the '69 Crew--The Lost Masters SONY UK 2CD: Talking Elephant TECD233 This selection of solo recordings are culled from recently uncovered long lost tapes which have been lovingly remixed to the highest of modern standards. This album is the culmination of a search, lasting over ten years, to find missing tapes of a series of recording sessions undertaken by Steve Ellis after he left the Love Affair in 1969. The idea was to release a Steve Ellis solo album in 1970, which would establish him as a performer in his own right. What did appear at that time, was the soundtrack to the film "Loot", plus a couple of singles. This collection of songs got left behind and gathered dust in the CBS vaults. Listening to this now, one can see how Steve made the musical transition from the sound of Love Affair to the sound of the Ellis band. The first CD features ten songs that utilize the musicians and backing that was present on the Love Affair hit singles, including orchestral arrangements by Keith Mansfield. This is the closest thing to a second Love Affair album, with a selection of well chosen covers and even "Lean On Me" written by Phillip Goodhand-Tait, the man responsible for most of Love Affair's hit singles. It also includes one of the first covers of "Rainy Night in Georgia", which latterly became something of a standard, but Steve got in there first with his version and a mighty fine one it is too. The second CD features the band, Hookfoot, along with various guest musicians and presents Steve in a Rock setting. Steve contributes four songs to the the ten featured here, which includes a very early cover of a Elton John and Bernie Taupin song, "Take Me To The Pilot". The overall sound of this collection of songs is somewhat reminiscent of The Band, which very much lends an air of maturity to the whole proceedings. Song: Mick Jagger/Keith Richards I do not own the rights to this track Photos: Sarah Moss; Archives; Sally Sharp-Paulsen SJS-P Category People & Blogs License Standard YouTube License |
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| Tags | Steve Ellis | The Love Affair | The Rolling Stones | Mick Jagger | Keith Richards | 60's | Classic Rock | Classic British Rock | British Blues | British Soul | Sony | Legend | Blue-eyed soul | Mod |
