warren zevon - stand in the fire (33rpm lp)
warren zevon - stand in the fire (33rpm lp)
warren zevon - stand in the fire (33rpm lp)

warren zevon - stand in the fire (33rpm lp)

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MEDIUM Vinyl Record
WEIGHT 180gr (black Vinyl) 33rpm
CONDITION sealed
COVER Standard
CONDITION COVER M mint
COVER DAMAGES No, we take care about that
SERIALNUMBER No
LIMITED No
MISCELLANEOUS Stereo, insert
MUSICIAN HOMEPAGE   warrenzevon.com

Warren Zevon - bass, guitar, piano, keyboards, vocals, 12 string guitar
David Landau - lead guitar
Zeke Zirngiebel - electric guitar, rhythm guitar, steel guitar, vocals, 12 string guitar
Bob Harris - synthesizer, piano, background vocals
Roberto Piñón - bass, background vocals
Marty Stinger - drums

stand in the fire - 3:26
jeannie needs a shooter - 4:00
excitable boy - 3:52
mohammed's radio - 4:45
werewolves of london - 4:48
lawyers, guns and money - 3:49
the sin - 3:06
poor poor pitiful me - 4:08
i'll sleep when i'm dead - 4:28
bo diddley's a gunslinger / bo diddley - 4:15

Warren Zevon had toured for quite some time as a songwriter in the rock scene, released a few singles and landed a flop with his debut LP in 1969 before the tide finally turned

Roughly ten years later, his live album – put together from a five-day residency at the Roxy Theater in West Hollywood – entered the annals of vinyl history as one of the best live albums of all time and was awarded four stars by the magazine Rolling Stone

Ambiguously entitled by the comprehensively educated Zevon, who had been confronted with the tough side of show business, "Stand In The Fire" delivers genial simple pure and straightforward rock right from the start, which hit the public with a vengeance

Full of vim and elation, the band pours out the significant, biting verses with fire ("Jeannie Needs A Shooter") and fuels the emotional inferno with high-speed bursts of rock ("Excitable Boy")

Zevon proves his skills as a singer and songwriter in the ballad-like yet powerful "Mohammed’s Radio"

In a direct comparison to this number we have the forthright, no-nonsense hit "Werewolves Of London" with its close harmonies

Just how Zevon manages to succeed in getting his delicate voice and lyrics over to the public is shown in the powerful mix of heavy and honky-tonk ("I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead") and finally in the thunderous final number – "Bo Didley’s A Gunslinger" – with its percussive and metrically complicated antiphony

RECORDING LIVE August 1980 at The Roxy Theatre in West Hollywood, CA.
ENGINEERING Billy Youdelman, Greg Ladanyi
LABEL Asylum
RE MASTERING --
RE RELEASED 2019
AVERAGE RATING 4 ½ Sterne von 5
PRESSING by Pallas
MADE IN Germany
STYLE Pop / Rock / Album Rock
AVAILABLE as long as inventory stock
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