Various - Beatles Vs. Stones (British Pop Hits Go Groovy) album flac
Performer: VariousTitle: Beatles Vs. Stones (British Pop Hits Go Groovy)
Released: 2010
Country: Europe
MP3 album: 1594 mb
FLAC album: 1440 mb
Rating: 4.9
Other formats: AC3 AUD AU MP3 AIFF MP4 DMF
Genre: Jazz
Beatles Vs. Stones (British Pop Hits Go Groovy) (CD, Comp, RM). Boutique.
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British pop music is popular music, produced commercially in the United Kingdom. It emerged in the mid-to late 1950s as a softer alternative to american rock 'n' roll. Like American pop music it has a focus on commercial recording, often orientated towards a youth market, as well as that of the Singles Chart usually through the medium of relatively short and simple love songs.
Unlike the Beatles, the Stones came on unsmiling and without manners - the kind of group parents had every right to feel uneasy about. Whereas Brian Epstein transformed his charges from Teddy boys to teddy bears, manager Andrew Loog Oldham encouraged the Stones’ delinquent tendencies. The Stones got a delayed start in the . They didn’t enter the fray in a major way until 1965. Herman’s Hermits, the Hollies, Freddie and the Dreamers and Wayne Fontana and the Mindbenders all claimed a piece of the . Fronted by doe-eyed Peter Noone, a former child actor, the Hermits recorded an impressive string of pop and music-hall-flavored tunes set to a Mersey beat.
Beatles vs Rolling Stones. The Beatles was formed in Liverpool in 1960 by George Harrison, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr. Their success story started in 1962 with their first hit "Love Me Do" and they soon became a global phenomenon. It is probably a difficult choice but which of the two British bands do you prefer the Beatles or the Stones? Best rock band: The Beatles or The Rolling Stones? Vote and tell us more about your favourite songs and why they are so special. Vote to see result and collect 1 XP.
The Beatles may be the most celebrated rock band ever, but the Stones are the Greatest Rock ‘n Roll Band in the World. It’s like a battle of champions in sports, but without any rules or a scoreboard. They also were the first studio band, first to print lyrics on an album, first to popularize non-pop/hit (meaning FM) radio, pioneers of the rock concept album (even though their label, EMI, hurt the concept by stripping Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band of two key songs: Penny Lane and Strawberry Fields Forever ), and the first to create a single with two A sides. BEST PEAK WORK The Stones have, of course, outlived The Beatles by five decades, but their peak periods are nearly parallel. Even the worst Beatles albums are very good.
The conventional wisdom claims both bands loved each other; any rivalry was only hype. The dichotomies emerge. The Beatles as Apollonian, the Stones as Dionysian; one pop, the other, rock; erudite vs. visceral; utopian as opposed to realistic. Sean O'Mahony, publisher of both bands' official fan magazines starting respectively in 1963 and 1964, crafted and softened their public images. He opines: "The Beatles were thugs who were put across as nice blokes, and the Rolling Stones were gentlemen who were made into thugs by Andrew The Stones debuted on national British television affably, dressed up in matching houndstooth suits. Yet, the five soon reverted to a more hangdog look on stage.
Tracklist Hide Credits
| Beatles | |||
| 1 | –Count Basie | MichelleArranged By – Chico O'FarrillPerformer – Count Basie And His Orchestra*Producer – Pete Spargo, Teddy ReigWritten-By – John Lennon/Paul McCartney* |
2:43 |
| 2 | –Wes Montgomery | Eleanor RigbyArranged By, Conductor – Don SebeskyBass – Ron CarterDrums – Grady TateFrench Horn – Ray AlongeGuitar – Wes MontgomeryPercussion – Jack Jennings, Joe Wohletz, Ray BarrettoPiano – Herbie HancockProducer – Creed TaylorWoodwind – Phil BodnerWoodwind, Flute [Bass Flute] – George Marge, Joe Soldo, Romeo Penque, Stan Webb*Written-By – John Lennon/Paul McCartney* |
3:04 |
| 3 | –Willis Jackson | A Hard Day's NightDrums – David NiskananElectric Bass – Bob BushnellGuitar – Vinnie CorraoOrgan – Butch CornellProducer – Esmond EdwardsTenor Saxophone – Willis JacksonTrumpet – Frank Robinson Written-By – John Lennon/Paul McCartney* |
5:37 |
| 4 | –Sérgio Mendes & Brasil '66 | With A Little Help From My FriendsArranged By – Dave Grusin, Dick Hazard*, Sergio Mendes*Piano – Sergio Mendes*Producer – Herb Alpert, Sergio Mendes*Written-By – John Lennon/Paul McCartney* |
2:35 |
| 5 | –Monty Alexander | Let It BePiano – Monty AlexanderProducer – Johnny PateWritten-By – John Lennon/Paul McCartney* |
3:40 |
| 6 | –Oscar Peterson | YesterdayAccompanied By – Claus Ogerman's Orchestra*Arranged By, Conductor – Claus OgermanPiano – Oscar PetersonProducer – Claus Ogerman, Willy Fruth*Written-By – John Lennon/Paul McCartney* |
3:56 |
| 7 | –Gerry Mulligan | Can't Buy Me LoveBaritone Saxophone – Gerry MulliganBass – Jimmy BondDrums – Hal BlaineGuitar – John Gray Piano – Pete JollyProducer – Jack TracyWritten-By – John Lennon/Paul McCartney* |
3:34 |
| 8 | –Ella Fitzgerald | Hey JudeAccompanied By – The Eddie Heckscher Big Band*Arranged By – Marty PaichProducer – Norman GranzVocals – Ella FitzgeraldWritten-By – John Lennon/Paul McCartney* |
3:49 |
| 9 | –George Benson | Because / Come TogetherAlto Saxophone – Sonny FortuneArranged By – Don SebeskyBaritone Saxophone – Don AshworthBass – Gerry Jemmott*, Ron CarterDrums – Ed Shaughnessy, Idris MuhammadGuitar – George BensonPercussion – Andy Gonzalez, Ray BarrettoPiano, Organ, Harpsichord – Bob James, Ernie Hayes, Herbie HancockProducer – Creed TaylorTenor Saxophone, Flute – Jerome RichardsonTrombone, Euphonium – Wayne AndreTrumpet – Freddie HubbardTrumpet, Flugelhorn – Bernie Glow, Marvin Stamm, Mel DavisWritten-By – John Lennon/Paul McCartney* |
7:24 |
| Stones | |||
| 10 | –The Andrew Oldham Orchestra* | Blue Turns To GreyArranged By – David Whittaker*Producer – Andrew Loog OldhamWritten-By – Mick Jagger/Keith Richards* |
2:58 |
| 11 | –Kai Winding | Time Is On My SideArranged By – Jerry RagovoyProducer – Creed TaylorTrombone – Kai WindingVocals – Cissy Houston, Dionne WarwickWritten-By – Norman Meade |
3:09 |
| 12 | –Shake Keane With The Ivor Raymonde Orchestra* | As Tears Go ByAccompanied By – The Ivor Raymonde Orchestra*Arranged By – Ivor RaymondeProducer – Allan Steckler, Tony D'AmatoTrumpet, Flugelhorn – Shake KeaneWritten-By – Andrew Oldham*, Keith Richards, Mick Jagger |
3:03 |
| 13 | –Ted Heath & His Music* | Honky Tonk WomenArranged By – Roland ShawPerformer – The Ted Heath Orchestra*Producer – Ray RichardsonWritten-By – Mick Jagger/Keith Richards* |
3:22 |
| 14 | –Rotary Connection Featuring Minnie Riperton | The Salt Of The EarthArranged By – Charles StepneyBass – Mitch Aliota*Drums – Kenny VenegasGuitar – Bobby Simms , Jon Stocklin Producer – Charles Stepney, Marshall ChessVocals – Jeremiah*, Minnie Riperton, Sidney BarnesWritten-By – Mick Jagger/Keith Richards* |
4:57 |
| 15 | –Barbara Dennerlein | SatisfactionAcoustic Bass – James GenusAlto Saxophone – Antonio HartArranged By, Producer – Barbara DennerleinDrums – Jeff "Tain" WattsGuitar – Mitch WatkinsOrgan – Barbara DennerleinPercussion – Don AliasTrombone, Tuba – Ray AndersonWritten-By – Mick Jagger/Keith Richards* |
5:21 |
| 16 | –Peter Thomas Sound Orchestra | Jumpin Jack FlashArranged By, Producer – Peter ThomasBass – Lothar MeidGuitar – Siggi Schwab*Organ – Otto WeissSaxophone – Olaf KüblerWritten-By – Mick Jagger/Keith Richards* |
2:31 |
| 17 | –Cal Tjader | Gimme ShelterArranged By, Producer – Ed BogasBass – Jim McCabeBongos, Congas, Guiro, Percussion – Michael Smithe, Pete EscovedoElectric Bass – Phil Escovedo, Ron McClureElectric Piano – Al ZulaicaFlute, Alto Saxophone – Gerry Gilmore, Mel MartinSynthesizer – Rita DowlingTenor Saxophone – Bill PerkinsTimbales – Coke EscovedoTrumpet – Frank Snow, Luis Gasca, Pat HoustonVibraphone, Bongos, Guiro – Cal TjaderWritten-By – Mick Jagger/Keith Richards* |
2:54 |
| 18 | –Caetano Veloso | Let It BleedBass – Moacir Albuquerque*Drums – Enéas CostaFlute – Tuzé Abreu*Guitar – Perinho AlbuquerquePercussion – Bira Da SilvaVocals – Caetano VelosoWritten-By – Mick Jagger/Keith Richards* |
3:24 |
Companies, etc.
- Record Company – Universal Music Group
- Phonographic Copyright (p) – Universal Music Classics & Jazz
- Copyright (c) – Universal Music Classics & Jazz
Notes
Original recordings - digitally remastered.Manufactured and Printed in Thailand.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode (Scanned): 600753245781
- Barcode (Printed): 0 600753 245781
- Label Code: LC 10651
Other versions
| Category | Artist | Title (Format) | Label | Category | Country | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 06007 5324578 | Various | Beatles Vs. Stones (British Pop Hits Go Groovy) (CD, Comp, RM) | Boutique | 06007 5324578 | Europe | 2010 |
| 4605026706132 | Various | Beatles Vs. Stones (British Pop Hits Go Groovy) (CD, Comp) | Universal Music Russia | 4605026706132 | Russia | 2010 |
