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The Twilights: The Way They Played - Best Of 1965-69

(Raven) 28 Tracks Wenn die Easybeats Australiens musikalisches Pendant zu den Rolling Stones waren, dann sind Vergleiche zwischen The Twilights und The Hollies, The Who und The Small Faces mehr als gültig. Vom harten Mod/R&B bis hin zum überlegenen Pop-Psycho, The Twilights bewiesen, dass sie nicht nur talentierte Musiker, sondern auch exzellente Songwriter sind. The Twilights - The Way They Played: Best Of 1965-1969 ist eine absolut unverzichtbare australische Compilation, die alle ihre Hits, Key-Album-Tracks, seltene B-Seiten und mehr in einem definitiven Paket vereint. Die Twilights waren Meisterdolmetscher, die als die 'ganz eigenen Beatles' Australiens galten. Diese superlative 28-Track-Kollektion liefert die absolute Crème de la Crème der australischen 60er-Jahre-Musik, die mit allem vergleichbar ist, was damals in Amerika und Großbritannien produziert wurde.

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Interpret: The Twilights
Albumtitel: The Way They Played - Best Of 1965-69
Label RAVEN
Genre Beat
Artikelart CD
EAN: 9398800036420
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Twilights, The - The Way They Played - Best Of 1965-69 CD 1
01	If she finds out	The Twilights
02	It's dark	The Twilights
03	Bad boy	The Twilights
04	Baby let me take you home	The Twilights
05	Sorry, she's mine	The Twilights
06	John hardy	The Twilights
07	I'm not talking	The Twilights
08	Needle in a haystack	The Twilights
09	I won't be the same without her	The Twilights
10	Yes i will	The Twilights
11	You got soul	The Twilights
12	What's wrong with the way i live	The Twilights
13	9.50	The Twilights
14	Cathy come home	The Twilights
15	Young girl	The Twilights
16	Time and motion study man	The Twilights
17	The way they play	The Twilights
18	Always	The Twilights
19	Once upon a twilight	The Twilights
20	What a silly thing to do	The Twilights
21	Paternosta row	The Twilights
22	Comin' on down	The Twilights
23	Lotus	The Twilights
24	Bessemae	The Twilights
25	Mr=nice	The Twilights
26	Tell me goodbye	The Twilights
27	2,000 weeks	Terry Britten
28	Bargain day	Terry Britten

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"The Twilights"

The Fabulous Twilights

Nathaniel Mayer and The Fabulous Twilights

Village Of Love

A rough, gutsy edge defined early '60s Detroit R&B. The Motor City's brand of doo-wop was a little rowdier (think The Midnighters). As soul saturated the vocal group sound, Detroit kept things real. No label anywhere churned out rawer product than Jack and Devora Brown's Fortune Records. Their studio was the back room of their little record shop, and the low-fi sound reflected it. The Browns wrung aural gold out of that humble setup during the mid-'50s with The Diablos and Andre Williams. That magic happened again with Nathaniel Mayer.

Born February 10, 1944 in Detroit, the teen's tornadic pipes first surfaced in 1961 with the bone-chilling doo-wop ballad My Last Dance With You (authorship credited to Devora Brown). The Fabulous Twilights were co-billed from the outset; who they were is unclear, but they're prominent on Mayer's Fortune encore Village Of Love, especially the bass singer, who kicks off the intro. Mayer sounds as though he's shredding his larynx, the guitar solo is barely miked, and the whole thing is bathed in otherworldly echo. No wonder it took off, backed by another soul/doo-wop hybrid, I Want A Woman (the guitar solo on that side stopped just shy of anarchy). United Artists acquired national rights from Fortune, and Village Of Love charged up the charts to #16 R&B and #22 pop in the spring of 1962.

Fortune kept a steady flow of Mayer releases in the pipeline, though UA proved unable to push the stomping Leave Me Alone onto the national hit parade. Fortune was left to market Nathaniel's Yuletide present Mr. Santa Claus itself at year's end; ditto his '63 offerings Work It Out (a dance sizzler set to the melody of Village Of Love), an exotic I Had A Dream, and the inevitable Going Back To The Village Of Love. Fortune issued a Mayer LP named after his hit. By the time of his '66 swan song, a marvelously titled I Want Love And Affection (Not The House Of Correction), Nathaniel was strutting in James Brown's funky footsteps.

Then Mayer largely disappeared into the bowels of the Detroit ghetto for close to four decades. When he triumphantly resurfaced in 2002, his youthful high-pitched delivery had coarsened into a guttural croak still loaded with soul. Mayer made fresh albums for Fat Possum and Alive before dying November 1, 2008 in Detroit.

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