24.11.09
Happy Mondays- Freaky Dancin' 12" (1986)
Another forgotten record from 'before they were famous'. Bernard Sumner from New Order producing (not a particularly succesful venture in my opinion- the funky bass gets buried in a rumbling muddy sound at times, and the clangy guitar only sporadically shines through, the overall effect is that there's a hell of a lot going on- this worked on later records like WFL).
I think this is the only place you can find The Egg- a cracking, funky track.
This is probably my best charity shop find for years.
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12",
Happy Mondays,
Manchester,
Shaun Ryder
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Spotted your comment over at Ian Bone about the Hungary side of the early 50s.
ReplyDeleteDo you recommend any books about that period. I never knew about Sebes, etc.
Alright Darren?
ReplyDeletePuskas on Puskas by Rogan Taylor is a good read that has a lot of background info- it's based on interviews with Puskas and also has first hand accounts from other members of the Golden Squad.
There's a good section on the tactical development- the deep lying center forward etc.
Cheers for that. I'll look out for it.
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