Sallies Fforth (豆瓣)

表演者: Rainbow Ffolly
流派: 摇滚
专辑类型: 专辑
介质: 黑胶
发行时间: 1968-01-01
出版者: Parlophone
唱片数: 1
条形码: 5013929441224

豆瓣评分

8.6

113人评价

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42.3%
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11.5%
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1.3%
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简介 · · · · · ·

　　Rainbow Ffolly was an English psychedelic pop band who released an album, Sallies Fforth, in 1968. Their only single from 1968, the chugging "Drive My Car" (not the Lennon–McCartney song), failed to garner success on the charts, and they disbanded shortly thereafter. They were signed to EMI's subsidiary Parlophone (which also held The Beatles' contract at that time) during th... (展开全部) 　　Rainbow Ffolly was an English psychedelic pop band who released an album, Sallies Fforth, in 1968. Their only single from 1968, the chugging "Drive My Car" (not the Lennon–McCartney song), failed to garner success on the charts, and they disbanded shortly thereafter. They were signed to EMI's subsidiary Parlophone (which also held The Beatles' contract at that time) during their brief career. The band re-united in 2015 to record a follow up album, Rainbow Ffolly – FFollow Up!.
　　Jonathan (John) Dunsterville and his brother Richard Dunsterville of Farnham Common were inclined toward music and performing at an early age, and during the early 1960s, formed a band called the Force Four, specialising in Everly Brothers-style harmony material. John was at college when he met Stewart Osborn, a drummer, who, in turn, knew a bassist named Roger Newell. Out of this a new group, the Rainbow Ffolly, was formed. All four members sang, with Jon Dunsterville serving as songwriter. By early 1967, they acquired a manager, John Sparrowhawk, and tried for a recording contract. They booked time at the Jackson Recording Studio, owned by Malcolm and John Jackson, the sons of disc jockey Jack Jackson, and put a demo tape together.
　　They were persuaded by the Jackson brothers to come up with seven more songs, all ostensibly for a full-length demo reel. The Jackson brothers took the tape to EMI, which asked for the rights to the tape exactly as delivered. Jon Dunsterville and his wife Jane came up with the cover art for Sallies Fforth.
　　The group played concerts in support of the record, including a tour of Germany, making their first overseas appearance at the Star Club in Hamburg in a month-long engagement. The Rainbow Ffolly also performed at the Playboy Club in London, which was then a new recreational institution and always attracted a lot of attention.
　　The album became a Record of the Week on the BBC's Saturday Club. Those high visibility gigs generated press, but not enough sales to make the album a success or chart their singles. They weren't earning enough money from live performances to survive on. The quartet all decided to get regular jobs and give up on music by the end of 1968.
　　In 1998, See for Miles Records re-released Sallies Fforth as a CD with one bonus track, B-side to their single, "Drive My Car", "Go Girl."

曲目 · · · · · ·

She's Alright
I'm So Happy
Montgolfier
Drive My Car
Goodbye
Hey You
Sun Sing
Sun & Sand
Labour Exchange
They'm
No
Sighing Game
Come on Go
Go Girl [Mono Single Version]
Drive My Car [Mono Single Version]

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一只鹿 2009-03-01 11:48:48

Goodbye

美丽的事物,科幻,悲痛.好听的旋律,不多的设备,Rainbow Ffolly的专辑听起来像是悲伤的科幻故事,在我看来,有些歌已能与披头士比滚石相比.虽然没有什么好比性.但是这张专辑中的有些歌绝对好听.比如Goodbye这首歌,舒缓深情,每次听来,总像是触景生情. 很遗憾,最后他们没有钱从事现场... (展开)