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NEW YORK DOLLS - Too much too soon
[LP]    LABEL: MERCURY
17.00EUR

New York Dolls: Sylvain Sylvain (vocals, guitar, piano); Mister Johnny Thunders (vocals, guitar); David Johansen (vocals, gongs); Killer Kane (bass); Jerry Nolan (drums, percussion).Recorded at A&R Studios, New York, New York.Personnel: Johnny Thunders (vocals, guitar); David Johansen (vocals, gong); Sylvain Sylvain (guitar, piano); Alex Spyropoulos (piano); Jerry Nolan (drums, percussion).Recording information: A&R Studios, New York, NY.Photographers: Pieter Mazél; Bob Gruen; Hans G. Lehmann.Arranger: New York Dolls.Discounting the proto-punk '60s work of groups like the Stooges and the MC5, the New York Dolls are probably the first punk band. Visually they flirted with glam, but that's just because they were emulating their main influence, the Stones, whose one-time penchant for wearing ladies' clothes the Dolls aped. Like the Stones, the Dolls had a flamboyant singer (David Johansen) full of sexy swagger and soul, and a strung-out-looking guitarist (Johnny Thunders) who'd chewed up and spit out the Chuck Berry catalogue. The Dolls revved up that rootsy sound, combining a hard edge with a respect for the rock & roll verities.Songs such as "Who are the Mystery Girls?" and "It's Too Late" meld punk abandon with soulful rock & roll, with Thunders's slashing guitar slicing the '50s and '60s aesthetics into little pieces. The iconoclastic Dolls had an undeniable respect for tradition, shown by their cocky covers of the soul classic "(There's Gonna Be A) Showdown" and the '50s novelty hit "Stranded in the Jungle." Despite all these nods to the past, though, TOO MUCH TOO SOON burst onto the 1974 rock scene sounding like exactly what it was--the dawning of a new day. 180gr vinyl ri

This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 09 October, 2012.
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