The Lovin Spoonful.-.2000-01-01.-.Greatest Hits.-.Buddha Records

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碟片名称：Greatest Hits
5 B( {+ b# ?9 N, ~* j6 h1 V碟片编号：811
! i2 E) I& O+ ~# w! _歌手名称：The Lovin Spoonful
( X) v: z9 Z0 Z$ }8 Z! B( b发行公司：Buddha Records
2 H8 @* [. E( I- C- X发行时间：2000-01-01
! P; {; E7 E8 d1 A' l. ~音质标准：16bit|44.1KHz
: n' }2 d+ G6 y) f7 U3 p声道数量：立体声
" O  d1 V: D6 @" c5 ~: g8 N; y音乐类型：摇滚 欧美
+ d8 q  {( h# O8 w碟片简介：村上春树跑步时候喜欢听的一张专
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' K6 D, K/ K1 ?, Q$ j8 @最好的26歌曲都在一张专辑上！ 这是他们第一次收集从原始的母带重新修复录入，准备感受他们带来前所未有的音乐快感。
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0 W+ L* o# A4 U8 p; C  p+ vby  Richie UnterbergerRight on the tails of the Beau Brummels and the Byrds, the Lovin Spoonful were among the first American groups to challenge the domination of the British Invasion bands in the mid-60s. Between mid-1965 and the end of 1967, the group was astonishingly successful, issuing one classic hit single after another, including Do You Believe in Magic?, You Didnt Have to Be So Nice, Daydream, Summer in the City, Rain on the Roof, Nashville Cats, and Six OClock.Like most of the folk-rockers, the Lovin Spoonful were more pop and rock than folk, which didnt detract from their music at all. Much more than the Byrds, and even more than the Mamas & the Papas, the Spoonful exhibited a brand of unabashedly melodic, cheery, and good-time music, though their best single, Summer in the City, was uncharacteristically riff-driven and hard-driving. More influenced by blues and jug bands than other folk-rock acts, their albums were spotty and their covers at times downright weak. As glorious as their singles were, they lacked the depth and innovation of the Byrds, their chief competitors for the crown of best folk-rock band, and their legacy hasnt been canonized with nearly as much reverence as their West Coast counterparts.Leader and principal songwriter John Sebastian was a young veteran of the Greenwich Village folk scene when he formed the band in 1965 with Zal Yanovsky, whod already played primitive folk-rock of a sort with future members of the Mamas & the Papas in the Mugwumps. Sebastian already had some recording experience under his belt, playing harmonica (his father was a virtuoso classical harmonica player) on sessions by folkies like Tom Rush and Fred Neil. The Spoonful were rounded out by Steve Boone on bass and Joe Butler on drums. After some tentative interest from Phil Spector (who considered producing them), they ended up signing with Kama Sutra. Sebastians autoharp (which would also decorate several subsequent tracks) helped propel Do You Believe in Magic? into the Top Ten in late 1965.The Lovin Spoonful were torn asunder by a drug bust in 1967. Boone and Yanovsky were arrested in California for marijuana possession, and evidently got out of trouble by turning in their source. This didnt sit well with the burgeoning counterculture, which called for a boycott of Spoonful product, although the effect on their sales may have been overestimated; most of the people who bought Spoonful records were average teenage Americans, not hippies. Yanovsky left the band in mid-1967, to be replaced by Jerry Yester, former producer of the Association.The band had a few more mild hits, but couldnt survive the loss of John Sebastian, who effectively closed the chapter by leaving in 1968, although the group straggled on briefly under the helm of Butler. Sebastian went on to moderate success as a singer/songwriter in the 1970s. Live at the Hotel Seville, the first new Lovin Spoonful album in three decades, was released in 1999.
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. ~5 @7 s+ `7 }3 O# H% f01. The Lovin Spoonful - Do You Believe In Magic    02:08
7 x5 \9 A* j. g5 V' l9 p02. The Lovin Spoonful - You Didn't Have To Be So Nice    02:29
03. The Lovin Spoonful - Daydream    02:22
  L3 t6 w8 S: a% E4 V- ?: O/ H9 [1 t& R04. The Lovin Spoonful - You Baby    02:56
05. The Lovin Spoonful - Did You Ever Have To Make Up Your Mind    02:02
% F4 H9 u  n. u9 \* c06. The Lovin Spoonful - Wild About My Lovin'    02:37
# r. X( f7 O3 k7 w07. The Lovin Spoonful - Younger Girl    02:20
08. The Lovin Spoonful - On The Road Again    01:53
# c0 @" N/ n) [0 D5 N* j" `09. The Lovin Spoonful - Didn't Want To Have To Do It    02:39
& v$ {, g. N0 p& ]6 U; y10. The Lovin Spoonful - Jug Band Music    02:53
& \3 T7 l5 S9 I' v# T  }0 k+ d- m1 _11. The Lovin Spoonful - Summer In The City    02:43
" U+ `; C. R0 `/ a/ y1 O2 w1 S" q12. The Lovin Spoonful - Rain On The Roof    02:14
; }+ [. m  ~+ \" |13. The Lovin Spoonful - Pow (Theme From 'What's Up Tiger Lily?')    02:28
14. The Lovin Spoonful - Nashville Cats    02:36
15. The Lovin Spoonful - Lovin' You    02:30
; Q: g( z1 T- p) Z/ }! C% i16. The Lovin Spoonful - Darlin' Companion    02:23
17. The Lovin Spoonful - Coconut Grove    02:44
* {& ^. t& b2 {6 J* A6 L: w18. The Lovin Spoonful - Full Measure    02:42
19. The Lovin Spoonful - Darling Be Home Soon    03:36
( u; d: C: b& G- j20. The Lovin Spoonful - Lonely (Amy's Theme)    03:24
$ e# }6 ^  D" O0 p5 [21. The Lovin Spoonful - You're A Big Boy Now    02:32
1 P7 f% Y8 g% G- A- A( u' K22. The Lovin Spoonful - Six O'Clock    02:44
23. The Lovin Spoonful - She Is Still A Mystery    03:02
24. The Lovin Spoonful - Money    01:56
2 @, a8 A2 x" D, ]2 n% b25. The Lovin Spoonful - Younger Generation    02:43
3 h, i  F, I% ^1 ]; @. I1 k26. The Lovin Spoonful - Never Going Back    02:50
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