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Tommy Boyce And Bobby Hart – Test Patterns (LP 1967)
quarta-feira, 3 de janeiro de 2018
Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart – Test Patterns (LP AM Records – SP 4126, 1967)
Produção – Tommy Boyce e Bobby Hart.
Género: Pop Rock.
Sidney Thomas "Tommy" Boyce (29 de setembro de 1939 - 23 de novembro de 1994) e Bobby Hart (nascido Robert Luke Harshman, 18 de fevereiro de 1939) constituíram uma dupla muito produtiva em composições, mais conhecidos especialmente pelas músicas que escreveram para The Monkees.
Tommy Boyce e Bobby Hart foram dois dos principais compositores da década de 60. A dupla compôs vários êxitos para outros grupos/artistas, incluindo "Come a Little Bit Closer" para Jay and The Americans. Eles foram especialmente conhecidos pelos seus trabalhos para The Monkees, escrevendo os temas "(I'm Not Your) Steppin 'Stone" e "Last Train To Clarksville". Por vezes, Tommy Boyce sentia que eles deveriam cantar as suas próprias músicas em vez de as entregar a outros grupos ou artistas. Como os Monkees queriam escrever e tocar a sua própria música (Boyce and Hart participaram e produziram o primeiro álbum dos Monkees), tinha chegado a altura certa de alterar a situação e por isso, a dupla assinou contrato com a gravadora AM. Lançaram três discos e tiveram bastante sucesso com "I Wonder What She Doing Tonite". À medida que a sua fama crescia, as tensões levaram a que o grupo se dissolvesse.
Em 1967 lançaram o seu LP de estreia, “Test Patterns”, que aqui apresentamos.
Mais tarde, juntaram-se a Davy Jones e Micky Dolenz para lançarem um LP e efectuarem uma digressão. Posteriormente, Bobby Hart lançou alguns discos a solo. Em 1994, Tommy Boyce suicidou-se. Bobby Hart ainda se mantém na indústria discográfica.
Faixas/Tracklist:
A1 Out and About (vozes – Bobby, Tommy) 2:23
A2 I Should Be Going Home (voz – Tommy) 2:56
A3 In The Night (voz – Bobby) 2:40
A4 My Little Chickadee (vozes – Tommy e Bobby) 2:38
A5 For Baby (voz - Tommy) 3:48
B1 Sometimes She's A Little Girl (vozes: Bobby, Tommy) 2:42
B2 Abe's Tune (vozes - Bobby, Tommy) 2:26
B3 Shadows (voz – Tommy) 2:32
B4 Girl, I'm Out To Get You (voz – Tommy) 2:23
B5 Life (voz e Piano – Bobby) (4:50):
B5a Sunday Night In Phoenix
B5b Life In Hollywood
B5c Sunrise Through The Meadow
B5d What's It All About
Músicos Intervenientes:
Tommy Boyce (voz e guitarra) e Bobby Hart (voz e piano)
Larry Taylor - baixo
Billy Lewis - bateria
Gerry McGee, Louie Shelton, Wayne Irwin - guitarra
Frank Leper e George Swile - sons/efeitos especiais
Don McGinnis - arranjos (cordas e metais)
LP gentilmente cedido pelo nosso amigo Luís Futre, a quem agradecemos.
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Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart (EP 1969)
quinta-feira, 7 de abril de 2011DOWNLOAD LINK: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=1W8XY36W
Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart (EP Alvorada EP-25-22 - 1969)
Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart (EP Alvorada EP-25-22 - 1969)
Tommy Boyce (born Sidney Thomas Boyce, September 29, 1939 — November 23, 1994) and Bobby Hart (born Robert Luke Harshman, February 18, 1939, Phoenix, Arizona) were a prolific songwriting duo, best known for the songs they wrote for The Monkees.
Songwriter Tommy Boyce is best-known for his fruitful collaboration with Bobby Hart during the 1960s. They themselves were a singing duo and had hits with "Out and About" and "I Wonder What She's Doing Tonight." As songwriters, Boyce and Hart gained early recognition for penning the 1961 hit "Pretty Little Angel Eyes" for Curtis Lee and then "Come a Little Bit Closer," which was a hit for Jay and the Americans in 1964. In 1966, the duo became musical directors of the tuneful sitcom The Monkees and provided the onscreen quartet with their popular theme song "Hey Hey We're the Monkees" and the hit "Stepping Stone." As a solo songwriter, Boyce had his first hit when Fats Domino took his song "Be My Guest" to the Top Ten in 1959. Boyce had his own hit singing his "I'll Remember Carol" in 1962. Boyce and Hart eventually went their separate ways. In the late '70s, he moved to Great Britain and worked closely with such artists as Iggy Pop and Meatloaf. In the early '90s, Boyce moved to Tennessee, and in late 1994, Boyce shot himself while staying in his Nashville home.
Songwriter Tommy Boyce is best-known for his fruitful collaboration with Bobby Hart during the 1960s. They themselves were a singing duo and had hits with "Out and About" and "I Wonder What She's Doing Tonight." As songwriters, Boyce and Hart gained early recognition for penning the 1961 hit "Pretty Little Angel Eyes" for Curtis Lee and then "Come a Little Bit Closer," which was a hit for Jay and the Americans in 1964. In 1966, the duo became musical directors of the tuneful sitcom The Monkees and provided the onscreen quartet with their popular theme song "Hey Hey We're the Monkees" and the hit "Stepping Stone." As a solo songwriter, Boyce had his first hit when Fats Domino took his song "Be My Guest" to the Top Ten in 1959. Boyce had his own hit singing his "I'll Remember Carol" in 1962. Boyce and Hart eventually went their separate ways. In the late '70s, he moved to Great Britain and worked closely with such artists as Iggy Pop and Meatloaf. In the early '90s, Boyce moved to Tennessee, and in late 1994, Boyce shot himself while staying in his Nashville home.
By Sandra Brennan, Rovi
EP gentilmente cedido por Luís Futre.
Ripado do vinil. Digitalização (capas e áudio) e masterização, por Carlos Santos.
EP gentilmente cedido por Luís Futre.
Ripado do vinil. Digitalização (capas e áudio) e masterização, por Carlos Santos.
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