Golders Green Stock Photo Item Specifics - Music: CDs Artist: Ham, Pete Release Date: Jul 13, 1999 Format: CD Record Label: Rykodisc (USA) Genre: Rock & Pop UPC: 014431048128 Sub-Genre: -- Album Type: -- Condition: New    See Reviews Portions of this page Copyright 1948 - 2008 Muze Inc. All rights reserved. Additional information

	Additional Information about Golders Green Portions of this page Copyright 1948 - 2008 Muze Inc. All rights reserved. Track listing 1. Makes Me Feel Good 2. Lonely Day, A 3. Dawn 4. Without You 5. Pete's Walk 6. Hurry On Father 7. Goodbye John Frost 8. I'll Kiss You Goodnight 9. When The Feeling 10. Shine On 11. Gonna Do It 12. Whiskey Man 13. Keyhole Street 14. I've Waited So Long To Be Free 15. Richard 16. Midnight Caller 17. Helping Hand 18. Where Will You Be 19. I'm So Lonely 20. Makes Me Feel Good '67 Details Contributing artists: Bob Jackson, Chris Von Sneidern Distributor: Ryko Distribution Recording type: Studio Recording mode: Stereo SPAR Code: n/a Album notes Personnel includes: Pete Ham (vocals, guitar); Chris Von Sneidern (guitar); Bob Jackson (keyboards); Derrick Anderson, Bennett Bowman, Rick Cammon, Jonathan Lea, Derek Ritchie, Mike Romanowski. Producers: Dan Matovina, Chris von Sneidern, Mike Romanowski, Bennett Bowman. Recorded in Golders Green, London, England between 1967 and 1975. Includes liner notes by Ken Sharp. All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology. GOLDERS GREEN is the second album of home demos recorded by the principal singer/songwriter of Badfinger between 1968 and his 1975 suicide. Like Ham's 7 PARK AVENUE, this disc is comprised of superb sounding home demos that have been tastefully augmented by former Badfinger member Bob Jackson and American power pop artist Chris von Sneidern. From "Goodbye John Frost"--a quirky rocker that features clunky piano playing and a drum sound that's pure McCartney circa 1970-- to the rousing album closer "Makes Me Feel Good," an upbeat pop song that evokes the Monkees in their prime, Ham's gift for melody and warm, engaging voice make almost every song a winner. Listeners also have the chance to hear the more experimental side of Ham's music, including, "Gonna Do It," a tantalizing fragment of an eerie multi-track vocal experiment. Packed with unreleased songs and a wonderful early version of the Ham-penned pop standard "Without You," GOLDERS GREEN is a fascinating album that secures Ham's place as one of the great lost talents of rock music. Editorial reviews ...entirely contemporary....it should come as no surprise to Badfinger fans that GREEN...is packed with unfinished melodic nuggets. - Rating: B+ Entertainment Weekly  (07/30/1999) The seller, cd-bay, assumes full responsibility for the content of this listing and the item offered.

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