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Friday, October 27, 2023

The Reverend Horton Heat • Roots Of The Rev [Volume One]

 



“Roots of the Rev. (Volume One)” is an album of cover songs that have a connection to the band. Many of the songs are by artists who we knew personally – like Willie Nelson and Ronnie Dawson. Some songs are just a part of the history of Reverend Horton Heat. Each song’s relationship to the band is explained in detail in the liner notes.

The decidedly lo-fi album was recorded with a very live feel and mixed in monophonic – a few overdubs, but mainly us live in the room together. The use of ancient microphones and mixers, the use of old tape (yes, some digital too – hard to completely avoid these days), tape delay and the use of musicians who understand the rockabilly and early rock and roll styles.

The bulk of the album was recorded by Jim Heath at Fun-Guy Studios in Dallas. Four songs were recorded at Dale Watson’s Wat-Sun studio in Memphis. On all of the songs, Jim Heath and Jimbo Wallace were in the same room playing live together. Fun.

This was truly a labor of love and it took a while to get together but we think that our fans will find it a fun and rollicking musical adventure. A little look into the history of Reverend Horton Heat and a time gone-by. Or now, present times? Lo-fi but high energy!
http://www.reverendhortonheat.com/roots-of-the-rev-volume-one/

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"Roots of the Rev. (Volume One)" es un álbum de versiones de canciones relacionadas con el grupo. Muchas de las canciones son de artistas que conocíamos personalmente, como Willie Nelson y Ronnie Dawson. Algunas canciones forman parte de la historia de Reverend Horton Heat. La relación de cada canción con el grupo se explica detalladamente en las notas de presentación.

El álbum, decididamente lo-fi, se grabó en directo y se mezcló en monofónico: unos pocos overdubs, pero principalmente nosotros juntos en directo en la sala. El uso de micrófonos y mezcladores antiguos, el uso de cinta antigua (sí, también algo de digital, algo difícil de evitar hoy en día), delay de cinta y el uso de músicos que entienden el rockabilly y los primeros estilos de rock and roll.

La mayor parte del álbum fue grabada por Jim Heath en los Fun-Guy Studios de Dallas. Cuatro canciones se grabaron en el estudio Wat-Sun de Dale Watson en Memphis. En todas las canciones, Jim Heath y Jimbo Wallace estaban en la misma habitación tocando juntos en directo. Fue divertido.

Ha sido un verdadero trabajo de amor y nos ha llevado un tiempo conseguirlo, pero creemos que nuestros fans lo encontrarán una aventura musical divertida y divertida. Un pequeño vistazo a la historia de Reverend Horton Heat y a tiempos pasados. ¿O en la actualidad? Lo-fi pero con mucha energía.
http://www.reverendhortonheat.com/roots-of-the-rev-volume-one/



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Tracks:
1 - Rockin' Bones 02:13
2 - School of Rock and Roll 02:58
3 - Ready Teddy 02:06
4 - Three Days 03:02
5 - Right String, Wrong Yo-Yo 02:30
6 - Big River 02:25
7 - Make Me Know You're Mine 04:49
8 - Little Red Wagon 02:27
9 - Twenty Flight Rock 01:41
10 - Lights Out 02:17
11 - Crazy Crazy Lovin' 02:23
12 - Race With the Devil 02:13


Credits:
    Acoustic Bass – Jimbo Wallace
    Artwork – Chris Wilkinson
    Lacquer Cut By – Deke Dickerson
    Lead Vocals, Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Producer – Jim Heath

Tracks A1, A4, B2, B4 Recorded at Wat-Sun Studio – Memphis, Tennessee. Recording engineer and mixing at Wat-Sun Recording Studio – Chris Burns.

Tracks A2, A3, A5-7, B1, B3, B5 Recorded at Fun-Guy Studios – Dallas, Texas. Recording engineer and mixing at Fun-Guy Studios – Jim Heath.

Label:    Fun-Guy Records – FG-5932
Country:    US
Released:    Feb 23, 2023
Genre:    Rock
Style:    Rockabilly
https://www.discogs.com/release/26212040-Reverend-Horton-Heat-Roots-of-the-Rev-Volume-One





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