You probably don't think of Motorhead's Lemmy in the same way as you think of Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley and Buddy Holly (even though you should; he's every bit as much a legend in our eyes) but this CD could change all that.
On this apparently untitled CD (there's no title anywhere on our copy), Lemmy, Slim Jim Phantom and Danny B. Harvey play tribute to some of the legends of rock'n'roll. And they do it with a vintage sound; not with a modern Motorhead twist. In other words, except for the fact that it's obviously Lemmy singing, these tunes sound almost exactly as they did when they were originally recorded way back when.
The first tune, "Big River," is instantly recognizable as a Johnny Cash cover. The rest of the CD is more of the same. "Not Fade Away" and the many other Buddy Holly tunes on this CD sound the way Buddy Holly would have recorded them back in the '50s - not the way Lemmy et al could have recorded them in 1999 with the vast difference in studio and instrument technology. Only the last tune, "Heartbreak Hotel" is somewhat surprising and then only because it's an instrumental and not a vocal version. (Oh, yeah - and Lemmy's intro of "How's it fuckin' start?" at the beginning of "Peggy Sue Got Married" is a little anachronistic, too).
But that attention to keeping it classic is all part of the charm. This CD is a loving tribute to music that Lemmy, Slim Jim and Danny obviously keep close to their heart. It's not for those who want their music loud, fast and nothing else but - for fans of music of all types - it's a delightfully nostalgic and outrageously quaint celebration of the early days of rock'n'roll.
On this CD, Lemmy handles vocals, acoustic guitar and harmonica; Slim Jim Phantom offers backing vocals, drums and percussion; Danny B. Harvey plays electric guitar, keyboards and bass.
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Probablemente no pienses en Motorhead's Lemmy de la misma manera que piensas en Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley y Buddy Holly (aunque deberías hacerlo; es una leyenda a nuestros ojos) pero este CD podría cambiar todo eso.
En este CD aparentemente sin título (no hay ningún título en nuestra copia), Lemmy, Slim Jim Phantom y Danny B. Harvey hacen un tributo a algunas de las leyendas del rock'n'roll. Y lo hacen con un sonido vintage; no con un giro moderno de Motorhead. En otras palabras, excepto por el hecho de que es obviamente el canto de Lemmy, estas melodías suenan casi exactamente igual que cuando fueron grabadas originalmente hace mucho tiempo.
La primera canción, "Big River", se reconoce instantáneamente como una portada de Johnny Cash. El resto del CD es más de lo mismo. "Not Fade Away" y las muchas otras canciones de Buddy Holly en este CD suenan como Buddy Holly las habría grabado en los años 50 - no como Lemmy et al podrían haberlas grabado en 1999 con la gran diferencia en tecnología de estudio e instrumentos. Sólo la última canción, "Heartbreak Hotel", es un poco sorprendente y sólo porque es una versión instrumental y no vocal. (Oh, sí - y la introducción de Lemmy de "How's it fuckin' start? al principio de "Peggy Sue Got Married" es un poco anacrónico, también).
Pero esa atención a mantenerlo clásico es parte del encanto. Este CD es un amoroso tributo a la música que Lemmy, Slim Jim y Danny obviamente mantienen cerca de su corazón. No es para aquellos que quieren que su música sea alta, rápida y nada más que - para los fanáticos de la música de todo tipo - es una celebración deliciosamente nostálgica y escandalosamente pintoresca de los primeros días del rock'n'roll.
En este CD, Lemmy maneja voz, guitarra acústica y armónica; Slim Jim Phantom ofrece coros, batería y percusión; Danny B. Harvey toca guitarra eléctrica, teclados y bajo.
1 Big River
2 Lawdy, Miss Clawdy
3 You Got Me Dizzy
4 Cut Across Shorty
5 Tell Me How
6 Well ... All Right
7 Take Your Time
8 Stuck On You
9 Love's Made A Fool Of You
10 Trying To Get To You
11 Not Fade Away
12 Fool's Paradise
13 Peggy Sue Got Married
14 Crying, Waiting, Hoping
15 Learning The Game
16 Matchbox
17 True Love Ways
18 Heartbreak Hotel
Lemmy Kilmister (Motorhead) — vocals, acoustic guitar, harmonica
Slim Jim Phantom (Stray Cats) — drums, percussion, backing
vocals
Danny B Harvey (The Honey Drippers) — electric guitar, keyboards, bass
Recorded at Tiki Hut Studios, Hollywood, CA & Yucca Hills Studio, Agua Dulce,
CA, September 1999.
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