THE MIKE GREENE BAND / PALE, PALE MOON
Digitized from the original vinyl, released in 1975 on GRC Records.Format: Mp3
Bit Rate: 320 kbps
ALBUM INFO:
Music & Lyrics: Mike Greene
Produced By: Lew Futterman & Mike Greene
Engineered By: Jon Child & Bill Storm
Mixed By: Jon Child & Mike Greene
Mixed & Mastered At: The Sound Pit, Atlanta GA.
Cover Art: H. Rousseau - La Charmeuse De Serpents thru the courtesy of The Musees Nationaux, Paris, France
TRACK LISTING:
Hermetically Sealed
I Do All I Can
Pale, Pale Moon
It's Hard
With A Knife
Just Me And You
In The Morning
I Wonder Why
Valdez Bailey
Why Must I Be Lonely
THE PLAYERS:
Mike Greene - Vocals, Keyboards, Saxophones, Percussion
David Michael - Guitars
Rande Powell - Drums & Percussion
Mike Holbrook - Bass
WEBSITE(S):
The Net seems to be devoid of info on this fine band
REVIEWS:
By Yours Truly
This is a fairly new aquisition of mine. I've owned the second Mike Greene Band album since the 70's but I never knew there was another one until music blogs came along. I purchased my copy thru one of the old vinyl for sale houses and received a copy in very good shape.
I've played this one on and off over the last couple months and find it very pleasing listening. If you've heard Midnight Mirage then you could call this one M.M. #2 even though it was their first album. The songs on this album are extremely well done and very musical. Each musician is obviously very familiar with their instrument and they each bring quality playing individually together to form a cohesive arrangement.
I've played this one on and off over the last couple months and find it very pleasing listening. If you've heard Midnight Mirage then you could call this one M.M. #2 even though it was their first album. The songs on this album are extremely well done and very musical. Each musician is obviously very familiar with their instrument and they each bring quality playing individually together to form a cohesive arrangement.
As was the case so many times back in the 70's, this is just another quality band that got overlooked for some reason or another. I'd suggest that now you've got a chance to right that wrong. Take a listen to this one and Midnight Mirage and see if you can't find a tune or two that sticks with you.
posted by Tom Eckels at 11:11 PM
6 Comments:
Thank you for sharing !!
there's a link to download or not!!!!!!!!????????
Do you know how to read!!!!!!!???????
At the end of every post there is a contact section with a link to click on. Assuming you get that far then you read the post there and follow the instructions. If that's too much trouble then I suggest you start your own blog.
Out of about 600 requests there's only been 4 or 5 who just can't seem to figure it out. Goodluck.
tc
Hello there, I have sent an email regarding this record, i still don't have an answer . Peace...
The Mike Greene Band. Man they were tight. Saw them several times at The Great Southeast Music Hall in Atlanta. Highly recommend both albums. Isn't Mike president of the Grammy's org. now?
Mike Greene is also the former head of the Grammy awards who was forced to resign in 2002 for supposed sexual harassment.
Another note is on Mike Holbrook who was also in the Hampton Grease Band, whose double album on Columbia was supposedly the second worse selling Columbia album of all time!
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