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Manfred Mann's Earth Band's self-titled debut album is a 1972 progressive rock masterpiece. Combining rock, blues, and jazz elements, it showcases Manfred Mann's keyboard prowess and Mick Rogers' vocals. The album features original compositions and covers, establishing the band's signature sound with tracks like "Living Without You" and "Jump Sturdy."
In the vibrant music scene of 1972, Manfred Mann's Earth Band released their self-titled debut album, a progressive rock gem that marked a new chapter in the band's evolution. The album's re-issue on 12" vinyl brings this classic back to life, allowing fans and newcomers alike to experience its unique blend of rock, blues, and jazz influences.
The early 1970s was a time of great experimentation in music, with bands pushing boundaries and exploring new sounds. Progressive rock was at the forefront of this movement, and Manfred Mann's Earth Band, with their diverse musical backgrounds and eclectic tastes, fit right into this vibrant scene.
The self-titled debut album showcased the band's versatility and willingness to experiment. The album featured a mix of original compositions and covers, ranging from the hard-rocking "Living Without You" to the soulful ballad "Please, Mrs. Henry." The band's sound was characterized by Manfred Mann's distinctive keyboard work, Mick Rogers' powerful vocals and guitar playing, and the tight rhythm section of Colin Pattenden and Chris Slade.
The album was produced by Dave Hadfield and Manfred Mann, with contributions from David Mackay. The recording took place at various studios, including Abbey Road Studios and Olympic Studios in London, both known for their state-of-the-art equipment and rich musical history.
One interesting trivia about the album is the inclusion of the song "Jump Sturdy," a cover of a Dr. John tune. The song's funky groove and energetic performance showcase the band's ability to adapt and transform existing material into their own unique style.
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Music Genre: Progressive Rock |
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Album Production Information: Produced by Manfred Mann, Dave Hadfield, Sound engineers: Dave Hadfield, John Pantry Recorded at Maximum Sound I.B.C. Studios |
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Record Label & Catalognr: Bronze 28 854 XOT |
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Media Format: 12" LP Vinyl Gramophone Record |
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Year & Country: Made in Germany |
Band Members and Musicians on: Manfred Mann's Earth Band Self-titled re-issue |
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Complete Track Listing of: Manfred Mann's Earth Band Self-titled re-issue |
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Angel Station 12" Vinyl LP
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Budapest Live 12" Vinyl LP
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Criminal Tango 12" Vinyl LP
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Self-titled 12" Vinyl LP
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Messin (1973, England) Messin' (1973, Germany)
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Nightingales and Bombers 12" Vinyl LP
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Roaring Silence ( 1976 Germany ) Roaring Silence ( 1976 Switzerland )
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Roaring Silence (1977, USA) 12" Vinyl LP
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Somewhere in Afrika 12" Vinyl LP
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Watch 12" Vinyl LP