Eno: Here Come The Warm Jets 1973 LP
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Roxy Musicista lähteneen ambient-visionäärin debyytti on äkkiväärää art rockia. UK-painos. Ei Island-sisäpussia. Näkyy muutama ohut jälki vaan ei kuulu.
Brian Peter George St John le Baptiste de la Salle Eno
Brian Eno debut solo album released in the UK on Island Records on 8 February 1974. A hybrid style of glam rock and art rock, similar to his work with Roxy Music, but more quirky and experimental. It features various guest musicians, including Robert Fripp of King Crimson, members of Roxy Music, Hawkwind, Matching Mole, and The Pink Fairies. Eno developed the work using abstract methods - such as dancing for band members and having them play accordingly, or singing nonsense words to himself that would form the basis of subsequent lyrics.
The work peaked at #26 on the UK album charts and at #151 on the U.S. Billboard charts.
Profile:
Brian Eno is an electronic musician and producer, who is also known for his multifaceted interests outside of music, especially technological. He was born 15 May 1948 in Woodbridge, Suffolk, UK.
He attended Ipswich and Winchester Arts Schools where he studied with Tom Phillips (3), Roy Ascott, Christian Wolff, Anthony Benjamin, Noel Forster and George Brecht.
Starting his musical career early, first thing of note being with the band Roxy Music, Eno has gone on to produce a number of highly eclectic and increasingly ambient electronic and acoustic albums. He also works frequently as producer for many popular artists, and established Obscure (2).
He is widely cited as coining the term "ambient music", with his series of albums using the term recorded between 1978 and 1982.
He collaborated with David Byrne, formerly of Talking Heads, on "My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts" (1981) which was one of the first albums not in the rap or hip-hop genres to extensively feature sampling.
Eno collaborated with David Bowie as a writer and musician on Bowie's influential "Berlin Trilogy" of albums, "Low" (1977), "Heroes" (1977), and "Lodger" (1979), on Bowie's later album, "1. Outside - The Nathan Adler Diaries: A Hyper Cycle" (1995), and on the track "I'm Afraid Of Americans" (1997).
He has also collaborated with Robert Fripp of King Crimson, Robert Wyatt on his "Shleep" (1997) album, with Jon Hasselland with the German duo Cluster.
Eno is also well known for acting as a producer for a number of bands, these include U2, James, Coldplay, et al. He won the Best Producer award at the 1994 and 1996 BRIT awards. He is an innovator across many fields of music and collaborated on the development of the Koan algorithmic music generator. He has also been involved in the field of visual arts.
In 1996 Brian Eno, and others, started the Long Now Foundation to educate the public into thinking about the very long term future of society. Brian Eno is also a columnist for the British newspaper, The Observer.
Inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2019 as a member of Roxy Music.
Eno* – Here Come The Warm Jets
Label:
Island Records – ILPS 9268
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album, MSP Pressing
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A1Needles In The Camel's Eye
Bass Guitar – Bill MacCormick
Guitar – Chris 'Ace' Spedding*, Phil Manzanera
Percussion – Simon King
3:25A2The Paw Paw Negro Blowtorch
Bass Guitar – Busta Cherry Jones*
Bass [Extra Bass] – Chris Thomas
Guitar – Chris 'Ace' Spedding*, Phil Manzanera
Percussion – Marty Simon
Written-By – Eno*
3:00A3Baby's On Fire
Bass Guitar – John Wetton, Paul Rudolph
Guitar – Paul Rudolph, Robert Fripp
Percussion – Marty Simon, Simon King
Written-By – Eno*
5:15A4Cindy Tells Me
Bass Guitar – Busta Cherry Jones*
Guitar – Phil Manzanera
Keyboards – Nick Judd
Percussion – Marty Simon
3:30A5Driving Me Backwards
Bass Guitar – John Wetton, Paul Rudolph
Guitar – Robert Fripp
Percussion – Simon King
Written-By – Eno*
5:15B6On Some Faraway Beach
Backing Vocals – Sweetfeed
Bass Guitar – Busta Cherry Jones*
Keyboards – Andy Mackay
Percussion – Simon King
Written-By – Eno*
4:40B7Blank Frank
Backing Vocals – Sweetfeed
Bass Guitar – Bill MacCormick
Guitar – Robert Fripp
Keyboards – Nick Kool And The Koolaids*
Percussion – Simon King
3:35B8Dead Finks Don't Talk
Arranged By – Eno*, Jones*, Judd*, Thompson*
Bass Guitar – Busta Cherry Jones*
Keyboards – Nick Judd
Percussion – Paul Thompson (2)
Written-By – Eno*
4:20B9Some Of Them Are Old
Keyboards, Saxophone [Saxophone Septet] – Andy Mackay
Slide Guitar – Lloyd Watson
Written-By – Eno*
4:40B10Here Come The Warm Jets
Bass Guitar – Paul Rudolph
Guitar – Paul Rudolph
Percussion – Simon King
Written-By – Eno*
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Record Company – Island Records Ltd.
Phonographic Copyright ? – Island Records Ltd.
Produced For – E.G. Records Ltd.
Recorded At – Majestic Studios
Mixed At – Air Studios
Mixed At – Olympic Studios
Pressed By – Multiple Sound Pressings Ltd.
Designed At – C.C.S. Advertising Associates Ltd.
Published By – E.G. Music
Copyright © – E.G. Music
Artwork – C.C.S. Associates*
Design [Design Supervision] – Carol McNicoll
Engineer [Mixing Engineers] – Denny Bridges*, Paul Hardiman, Phil Chapman
Engineer [Recording Engineer] – Derek Chandler
Mastered By [Tape Mastering] – Arun Chakraverty
Mixed By – Eno*, Chris Thomas
Photography By [Cover Photography] – Lorenz Zatecky
Producer [Produced By] – Eno*
Vocals [Sings All Other Vocals], Keyboards [Simplistic Keyboards], Guitar [Snake Guitar], Voice [Electric Larynx], Synthesizer [Synthesiser], Instruments [Treats The Other Instruments] – Eno*
Original UK release in matt cover with pinched spine endings, on pink rim/palm tree Island labels.
Poly-lined turquoise company inner sleeve with Island "i"-logo, 'island records ltd., 22 st peters square, london w6 9nw' address & 'Made In Great Britain' in pink.
Contract pressing variant pressed by Multiple Sound Pressings Ltd., as identified by pressing rings and runout fonts.
Recorded at Majestic Studios London September 1973.
? 1973 Island Records Ltd.
All songs published by E.G. Music © 1973
Tracks are numbered sequentially.
Runouts are stamped.
