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    Baker Gurvitz Army - Flying In & Out Of Stardom - The Anthology (2003)

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    Baker Gurvitz Army - Flying In & Out Of Stardom - The Anthology (2003)

    Baker Gurvitz Army - Flying In & Out Of Stardom - The Anthology (2003)
    FLAC | ~ 892 kbps | 149:20 min | 953 mb | covers | Rar 3%
    MP3 | CBR 320 kbps | 149:20 min | 345 mb | Covers | Rar 3%
    Genre: Rock

    Baker Gurvitz Army was a short-lived English rock group. Their self-titled debut featured a blend of hard rock laced with Baker's unmistakable drumming. The lengthy Mad Jack was the album's outstanding track. The two following albums contained similar material, but lack of success in America and personality clashes between the members, led them to retreat back to solo careers.

    History
    Former The Gun and Three Man Army members, Paul Gurvitz and Adrian Gurvitz joined forces with ex-Cream and Ginger Baker's Airforce drummer Ginger Baker in 1974. Things had not been going too well for Ginger Baker since the demise of his own band Ginger Baker's Airforce. The Gurvitz Brothers, too, were looking for a new way ahead after the early success of their band The Gun.

    When Cream split up in 1968, Ginger Baker was invited to join Blind Faith, which formed the following year. This was not such a successful venture and following its demise, Ginger decided to put together his own extraordinary outfit, Ginger Baker's Airforce, in 1970. This huge band included many of his friends and favourite musicians like Graham Bond, Phil Seaman, Denny Laine and Steve Winwood. The band recorded two 'live' albums, but eventually the whole project became too costly. In 1974, though, it seemed he could use his greatest talent in the Baker Gurvitz Army. Their self-titled debut album was released the same year and featured a dynamic mixture of heavy rock, guitar themes propelled by Baker's irrepressible drumming.

    The band recorded two more albums, Elysian Encounter and Hearts Of Fire. But personality clashes eventually led to the band breaking up the same year of their last release. In the aftermath Ginger briefly led a band called Energy, and was associated with Atomic Rooster and Hawkwind. In 2003 a music union named Flying In And Out Of Stardom was released, with no new songs but the live track "Whatever It Is" recorded in 1975.

    Discography on AvaxHome:

    Baker Gurvitz Army (1974)
    Elysian Encounter (1975)
    Hearts On Fire (1976)

    Tracklist:

    CD1:
    01 - Wotever It Is (Live)
    02 - The Gambler
    03 - Memory Lane
    04 - Thirsty For The Blues
    05 - Love Is
    06 - Mystery
    07 - The Key
    08 - Flying In And Out Of Stardom
    09 - Since Beginning
    10 - Hearts On Fire
    11 - Mad Jack
    12 - People
    13 - Remember
    14 - Smiling
    15 - Freedom (Live)

    CD2:
    01 - People (Live)
    02 - Phil
    03 - Neon Lights
    04 - Help Me
    05 - Tracks Of My Life
    06 - The Dreamer
    07 - I Wanna Live Again
    08 - My Mind Is Healing
    09 - The Hustler
    10 - Inside Of Me
    11 - Time
    12 - Dancing The Night Away
    13 - Night People
    14 - The Artist
    15 - Memory Lane (Live)

    Personal:

    Ginger Baker: Drums
    Adrian Gurvitz: Guitar, vocals
    Paul Gurvitz: Bass guitar, backing vocals
    Mr. Snips: Lead Vocals
    Peter Lemer: Keyboards


    all parts mutually replace