Burnin Red Ivanhoe 1970 Burnin Red Ivanhoe

Genre: Progressive Rock
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 48000
Time: 00:53:02
Size: 110,17 MB



The selftitled second Studio Album from Danish act Burnin´ Red Ivanhoe was released in 1970. The debut album from 1969 called M144 is a really excellent album and one of the most important Danish progressive releases. Burnin´ Red Ivanhoe even enjoyed some success in both UK, Germany and the rest of the Scandinavian countries which was ( and still is) very rare for a Danish band.

The music is bluesy jazz/ rock very much in the vein of bands like Colosseum and Audience. On this second album there is a much more dominant experimental jazz/ rock touch to songs like Canaltrip and Secret Oyster Service compared to the style on the debut, while the blues influence is clearly heard on Rotating Irons and Across the Windowsill. Near the Sea is a mellow song. Gong-Gong, The Elephant Song is also in experimental jazz/ rock territory with dominant brass work. The main theme reminds me a bit about The Mothers of Invention ( King Kong). There is also a harmonica solo in that song.

The musicianship is excellent. Burnin´ Red Ivanhoe was and still is one of the most accomplished bands in Denmark. The two brass players Kim Menzer and Karsten Vogel dominate the music but the vocals from Ole Fick which this time is solely sung in English are also really good. Jess Stæhr on bass and Bo Thrige Andersen on drums also makes for a really tight and excellent rythm section.

The production is excellent. Organic, pleasant and well sounding. (Umur)



Tracklist:

01 - Across The Windowsill 06:41

02 - Canaltrip 05:30

03 - Rotating Irons 08:25

04 - Gong-Gong, The Elephant Song 05:50

05 - Near The Sea 04:28

06 - Secret Oyster Service 09:49

07 - Showintroduktion 01:11

08 - Mitte 02:31

09 - Fodelandssoldatersang 02:26

10 - Brilleslangen 02:08

11 - Omegnens Poesie 02:38

12 - Showafslutning 01:25





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