Ian Gillan Band - Clear Air Turbulence (2xCD Set) (1977/2005)
BAND/ARTIST: Ian Gillan Band
- Title: Clear Air Turbulence
- Year Of Release: 1977/2005
- Label: Eagle Rock/Ambitions
- Genre: Hard Rock, Prog Rock, Jazz-Rock
- Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (image, .cue, log)
- Total Time: 01:03:29 + 01:13:15
- Total Size: 337/957 Mb (scans)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
СD 1:
01. Hang Me Out To Dry 4:01
02. Talking To You 3:36
03. Loving On Borrowed Time 5:02
04. Don't Hold Me Back 4:36
05. Candy Horizon 4:16
06. Gassed Up 3:04
07. Everything I Need 3:49
08. No Good Luck 4:08
09. Moonshine 2:42
10. Nothing To Lose 6:13
11. Monster In Paradies 2:35
12. The Bull Of Birantis 4:08
13. Hogwash 2:45
14. A Little Share Of Plenty 7:04
15. Night And Day 5:32
CD 2:
01. Clear Air Turbulence 7:36
02. Scarabus 4:54
03. Mercury High 3:33
04. My Baby Loves Me 8:12
05. The Purple People Eater 2:36
06. Gut Reaction 3:42
07. Sweet Lolita 3:48
08. No More Cane On The Brazos 8:11
09. Toolbox 4:13
10. Dancing Nylon Shirt 3:38
11. Cherkazoo 2:08
12. Love Gun 3:26
13. Hang Me Out To Dry 4:01
14. She Took My Breath Away 4:34
15. Dirty Dog 4:00
16. Music In My Head 4:45
Line-up:
Ian Gillan - Vocals
Ray Fenwick - Guitar
John Gustafson - Bass
Mark Nauseef - Drums
Mike Moran - Keyboards
Gillan, inspired by his appearance at the Royal Albert Hall in October 1975 (in Roger Glover's project 'The Butterfly Ball And The Grasshopper's Feast'), formed this band for the express purpose of recording an album, in December 1975. They were originally called 'Shand Grenade', but the name was soon changed to The Ian Gillan Band for commercial reasons.
In February 1976, Mike Moran left the band and was replaced by Mickey Lee Soule, who was himself replaced by Colin Towns in May of that year. This would be the line-up for the next 2 years. However, he disbanded it in June 1978, as he wanted to produce a much harder sound, so he and Towns went on to form Gillan, in July 1978.
In February 1976, Mike Moran left the band and was replaced by Mickey Lee Soule, who was himself replaced by Colin Towns in May of that year. This would be the line-up for the next 2 years. However, he disbanded it in June 1978, as he wanted to produce a much harder sound, so he and Towns went on to form Gillan, in July 1978.
Oldies | Rock | FLAC / APE | Mp3
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