TERENCE BOYLAN / SUZY

Digitized from the original vinyl, released in 1980 on Asylum Records.
Format: Mp3
Bit Rate: 320kbps
ALBUM INFO:
Produced By: Terence Boylan
Production Assistant: Alma Boylan
Engineered By: Kevin Beamish, Michael Braunstein, Paul Grupp, Tom Edmonds, John Holbrook, David Rideau, Erik Zobler
Assistant Engineers: David Rideau, Erik Zobler, George Carnell
Recorded At: Amigo Studios, Bearsville Sound Studios, Westlake Audio
Mixed At: Westlake Audio
Album Cover: Paul Jasmin
TRACK LISTING:
Suzy / Shake Your Fiorucci / College Life / Dump It In The River / $50 An Hour / Roll Your Own / Did She Finally Get To You / Tell Me / Ice And Snow / Going Home / End Of The World / Miso Soup
All Songs Written By Terence Boylan
THE PLAYERS:
Terence Boylan - Vocals, Guitar
Drums - Dennis Whitted, Ed Greene, Jim Gordon, Russ Kunkel, David Kemper
Guitars - Will McFarlane, Jeff Baxter, Larry Carlton, Jay Graydon, Ben Benay, Don Felder
Bass - Will McFarlane, John Holbrook, Michael Porcaro
Keyboards - Jai Winding, Paul Harris, Michael Omartian, Victor Feldman
Percussion - Victor Feldman, Emil Richards
Background Vocals - Timothy Schmit, Don Henley, Miranda McGrath, Alma Boylan
Saxophone - Gary Foster
Flute - Gary Foster
Strings arranged and conducted by Paul Harris
WEBSITE(S):
http://www.terenceboylan.com/ Official Site
http://www.bluedesert.dk/terenceboylan.html/ Fan Site
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terence_Boylan/ Wikipedia Site
REVIEW:
This one, I'm Excited About!, October 27, 2007
By Bill Board - Amazon Review
I've had...oh, SEVERAL copies of this album, but they just kept getting "stole out from under me" by other musicians. And, in all honesty, I have to admit that I'm only peripherally aware of most the other tracks on this album (MIGHTY impressive sidemen though, Steeley Dan for instance...) But that one opening track, "Shake Your Fiorucci" is as great a "disco sucks" comment as was Ian Hunter/Ellen Foley's "We Gotta Get Out Of Here." To wit, the chorus "...Shake your Fiorucci/Mixin' ludes & tookski/I know what you came here for, I can't use it/I love you, honey, but I just can't swindle this music." He says that, because after the first verse, the band plays the Stones' "Bitch," and after the second, Eric's "Layla," almost note-for-note perfectly. Ah, but next, Terence delivers the VERY BEST LINE in ALL of "eighties' music" (with but one exception, Geo Clinton's immortal "Bow-wow-wow-yippie-yo-yippie-yay"), when he almost-chants the incredible "Vitamin Q/Vitamin C/What are we all gonna grow up to be?/Get down." That one song is a stone GEM, (I'm gonna SAY this!) along the lines of "Gimme Shelter," "In My Life," "Whiter Shade Of Pale," "Tangled Up In Blue," "Charity Ball," or even "White Room." Don't believe me? Well, for once, I'm NOT writing a "negative review," am I? - and, look, just GET "Suzy" and let me know your reaction to "Fiorucci." You'll ("eighties," now) "fer sure" DIG what goes ON there...

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