THE COOPER BROTHERS / THE COOPER BROTHERS

Digitized from the original vinyl, released in 1978 on Capricorn Records.
Format: Mp3
Bit Rate: 320 kbps
ALBUM INFO:
Produced By: Gary Cape & Richard Cooper
Recorded At: Sounds Interchange, Toronto Canada
Engineers: Mike Jones & Doug Neil
Cover Art: Bob Hickson
TRACK LISTING:
Rock And Roll Cowboys
The Dream Never Dies
Melody's In My Mind
Old Angel Midnight
Life Names The Tune, We Dance
Away From You
Portrait
Crazy Sundays
All songs written by Richard Cooper
THE PLAYERS:
Brian Cooper - Vocals, Bass
Richard Cooper - Vocals, Guitars
Terry King - Vocals, Steel Guitar
Don Bregg - Vocals
Al Serwa - Keyboards
Glen Bell - Drums, Percussion, Background Vocals
Darryl Alguire - Harmony Vocals, Percussion
WEBSITE(S):
http://www.thecooperbrothers.com/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cooper_Brothers
REVIEW:
Beautiful Harmonies from an underrated Band, November 14, 2006
By D. R. Saxton "Dartanyon" (Bemus Pt. N.Y. USA) - (Amazon Customer Review)

The COOPER BROTHERS were an underrated band from the late 70's. They mixed their country-rock influences with some jazz beats and a bit of the blues. But, what really drove their over-all sound was the beautiful and full harmonies. Songs like "SHOW SOME EMOTION" display BEACH BOY level blends mixed with a rock ballad beat. "Know When I See Her" was a small hit in 1979 here in the U.S. which also shows-off nice vocals with a solid "horn line" backed through-out the song. Being a Canadian band, I'm positive that their popularity was far greater in the homeland than here in the U.S. If you like groups like the MARSHALL TUCKER BAND, the ATLANTA RHYTHM SECTION, or the OUTLAWS, you will most likely enjoy the COOPER BROTHERS. They demonstated great musicianship and versatile songs. But, once again, the harmonies set them apart from the previously mentioned bands.

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