Corner House Records: The World Won't Stop - Hundred Seventy Split - Music CD Authographed

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Product Details:

• UPC: 5031802034028
• Product Type: Music CD
• Brand/Label: Corner House Records
• MPN: Corner House Records 004
• Genre: Blues Rock, Rock, Blues
• Artists: Joe Gooch (guitar, vocals), Leo Lyons (bass)
• Additional Musicians: Sean Fuller — drums (except tracks 4, 9, 10); Tanner Jacobsen — drums (tracks 4, 9, 10); Billy Livsey — Hammond (tracks 3, 4); Rob Stennett — Hammond (track 7)
• Release Year: 2010
• Produced by: Leo Lyons
• Recorded & Mixed by: Rob Stennett at Subterrania Studios, Nashville; tracks 4, 9 also at Rosebank Studio, Nashville (engineer: Dexter Greene)
• Photographs: Claire Delaney
• Sleeve Design: Ellis Iddon
• Special Note: Hand-signed/autographed — three signatures on inside booklet page

Product Features

• Format: CD, Digipak
• Number of Tracks: 11
• Recording location: Nashville, Tennessee
• Joe Gooch uses Tube Thomson amplification, Gibson, Nash, Taylor, Fret King vintage guitars and Ernie Ball strings
• Leo Lyons plays a Bass Centre 'Woodstock Leo Lyons signature bass', custom Chris Bass, Nash bass; uses Genz Benz amplification and Elite strings

Overview

Leo Lyons co-founded Ten Years After in 1967. He played Woodstock in 1969 in front of half a million people. Fifty years later he was still making records — and this one, cut in Nashville with guitarist Joe Gooch, is a serious piece of work.

The World Won't Stop is blues rock with genuine weight behind it. Lyons produces and plays bass with the same economy he always had. Gooch handles guitar and vocals, and the writing across eleven tracks is direct and unhurried. "Poison" stretches to six minutes. "Going Home" runs over seven. Track 11 — "Wish You Were at Woodstock?" — makes the historical connection explicit.

Recorded at Subterrania Studios in Nashville, it dosent sound like a heritage act going through the motions. It sounds like two musicians who still have something to say.

This copy carries three signatures on the inside booklet page.

Interesting Facts

• Leo Lyons was the bassist and co-founder of Ten Years After, the British blues-rock band that became one of the defining acts of the late 1960s. Their performance at Woodstock in August 1969 — particularly Alvin Lee's guitar showcase — is among the most iconic moments in rock history.
• Track 11, "Wish You Were at Woodstock?", directly references Lyons' history at the 1969 festival, where Ten Years After performed to an estimated 400,000–500,000 people.
• Track 4, "Poison," was co-produced by Vintage Trouble and recorded and mixed separately by David Thoener — wait, that's a different album. Here, "Poison" is credited with a separate recording note: it carries a double asterisk indicating it was written by Jansch, copyright Leola Music Limited/Bucks Music Group — a reference to folk-blues guitarist Bert Jansch.
• Leo Lyons plays a custom "Woodstock Leo Lyons signature bass" — a bass built specifically around his connection to that 1969 performance.
• The album was recorded in Nashville rather than the UK, giving it a distinctly American studio character despite the British blues-rock pedigree of its principals.
• Billy Livsey, who contributes Hammond organ on tracks 3 and 4, is a well-regarded session musician and songwriter who has worked with artists including Mark Knopfler and Emmylou Harris.
• Corner House Records is the band's own independent imprint, keeping full ownership of the recordings.

Track Listing

1. The World Won't Stop (5:35)
2. Where the Blues Began (3:31)
3. No Deal (3:16)
4. Poison (6:16)
5. The Smoke (3:50)
6. All My Yesterdays (5:15)
7. Let the River Flow (3:20)
8. A Promise is Forever (5:14)
9. Yes Man (4:12)
10. Going Home (7:12)
11. Wish You Were at Woodstock? (4:21)

Publishers

© 2010 Corner House Records 004 Written by: Lyons/Gooch/Koller — copyright MCPS/MCPS/Lucrative Music Tracks 6, 7: Lyons/Gooch — copyright MCPS Track 4: Jansch — copyright Leola Music Limited/Bucks Music Group

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Magyar fordítás / Hungarian Translation

Áttekintés

Leo Lyons 1967-ben alapította a Ten Years Aftert. 1969-ben Woodstockon játszott félmillió ember előtt. Ötven évvel később még mindig lemezeket készített — és ez a Nashville-ben, Joe Gooch gitárossal felvett album komoly munka.

A The World Won't Stop valódi súlyú blues rock. Lyons producerként és basszusgitárosként ugyanazzal a takarékossággal játszik, mint mindig. Gooch kezeli a gitárt és az éneket, és a tizenegy szám írása közvetlen és sietség nélküli. A "Poison" hat percig tart. A "Going Home" több mint hét percig fut. A 11. szám — "Wish You Were at Woodstock?" — egyértelműen utal a történelmi kapcsolatra.

Nashville-ben, a Subterrania Studiosban felvéve nem úgy hangzik, mint egy örökség-zenekar, amely csupán rutinszerűen teljesít. Úgy hangzik, mint két zenész, akinek még van mondanivalója.

Ez a példány három aláírást visel a belső füzetoldalon.

Érdekes tények

• Leo Lyons a Ten Years After basszusgitárosa és társalapítója volt — az 1960-as évek végének egyik meghatározó brit blues-rock zenekaráé. 1969-es woodstocki fellépésük, különösen Alvin Lee gitárszólója, a rock történelmének egyik legikonikusabb pillanata.
• A 11. szám, a "Wish You Were at Woodstock?", közvetlenül utal Lyons 1969-es fesztiváltörténetére, ahol a Ten Years After becsült 400 000–500 000 ember előtt lépett fel.
• Leo Lyons egy egyedi "Woodstock Leo Lyons signature bass"-t játszik — egy kifejezetten az 1969-es fellépéshez kapcsolódó basszusgitárt.
• A lemezt Nashville-ben vették fel, nem az Egyesült Királyságban, ami sajátos amerikai stúdiókaraktert kölcsönöz az anyagnak, a főszereplők brit blues-rock háttere ellenére.
• Billy Livsey, aki a 3. és 4. számon Hammond orgonát játszik, olyan előadókkal dolgozott együtt, mint Mark Knopfler és Emmylou Harris.