Bugie [Import]

1. Se Io Fossi Un Angelo

2. Soli Io E Te

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4. Tania Delcirco

5. Scusami Tanto Ma Ho Solo

6. Chissa' Se Lo Sai

7. Ribot

8. Navigando

Bugie,Lucio Dalla,BMG/RCA,Euro-Pop,Italian Pop,Italy,World Music

Natural Born Bugie
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Great Stuff Here for Fans of Steve Marriott

They don't have to be so humble

Before The Image Took Control Of The Band

Natural Born Bugie

Manufacturer: Phantom Sound & Vision
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00004Z1E6
Release Date: 2000-10-30

Tracks:

Natural Born Bugie
Wrist Job
Desperation
Stick Shift
Buttermilk Boy
Growing Closer
As Safe As Yesterday Is
Bang
Alabama 69
Ill Go Alone
A Nitty Little Number Like You
What You Will
Take Me Back
The Sad Bag Of Shaky Jake
The Light Of Love
Cold Lady
Down Home Again
Ollie Ollie
Every Mothers Son
Heartbeat
Only You Can See
Silver Tongue
Home And Away
Ill Drown In My Own Tears
79th Street Blues
Gregs Song (Backing Track)
Hello Grass (No Regrets)
Road To Ride
BTMGs (Instrumental)
Zeptoe Through The Tulips (Instrumental)

Album Description

UK reissue includes both of the British blues-rock act's 1969 albums (both of which are out-of-print in the U.S.), 'As Safe As Yesterday Is' and 'Town And Country', plus both sides of the non-album hit 'Natural Born Bugie' and a raft of rare and previously unissued tracks, 'I'll Drown In My Own Tears', 'For Your Love' (studio jam), '79th Street Blues' (instrumental), 'Greg's Song' (backing track), 'Road To Ride', 'BTMG's' (instrumental), 'Zeptoe Through The Tulips' (instrumental), 'Leave No Turn Unstoned' (aka Just A Riff), 'Every Mother's Son' (alternative mix) & 'The Sad Bag Of Shaky Jake' (demo). 34 tracks in all. 2001 release. Slimline double jewel case.

Album Details

33 Tracks Including the Entire 'as Safe as Yesterday Is' and 'town and Country' as Well as Many that were Previously Unissued.

Customer Reviews:

Great Stuff Here for Fans of Steve Marriott.......2006-04-02

This CD contains Humble Pie's complete Immediate output ( two albums plus one single ) along with 11 rare tracks ( outtakes, demosm backing tracks etc. ).

Humble Pie started off as a "supergroup" featuring former members of Small Faces, Herd and Spooky Tooth. These two albums Immediate albums clearly shows that Steve Marriott ( Small Faces ) was the major force in the band and their main song-writer ( his material clearly outshines the others').

The music is not very unlike that of the Small Faces though it is generally given a harder approach; especially on the first album "As Safe as Yesterday Is". "Town and Country" features several acoustic tracks.

The band was an immediate success with the single "Natural Born Bugie", a charming Chuck Berry/Get Back rip-off thing. Unfortunately they were not able to repete this success, so they left the Immediate label after only 2 years. They left behind two solid, though to a certain extent, unfulfilled albums. The direction they searched out on "Town and Country" had deserved more appreciation, and it's quite a shame that they more or less got stuck with the hard stadium type of rock which eventually ruined Marriott's fine voice.

Personally I believe that "Heartbeat" from T&C had the hit-potentials that could have given them their second hit single. Another song that deserved to be brought forward is Marriott's great bluesy acoustic tune "Every Mother's
Son" - among the bonus-tracks a fine alternate version with funny studio talk can be found, too.

The out-take "79 Street Song" is another great addition - how could this great song be left out?

A lot of great stuff here recommended for every fan of Small Faces!

They don't have to be so humble.......2004-08-18

This double-disc set features the entire 1969 output of one of Rock's most underrated bands - Humble Pie. It features the first two albums, the first single and about 8 unreleased cuts from these sessions.

The music here is phenomenal: it shifts from classic rock, to soul, country, blues, folk, a bit of prog and sweet old rock and roll. It is very different from the boogie sound of later albums as Rockin' The Fillmore and Smokin'. I figure its because Peter Frampton had more influence on the band's sound.

Take it, put it in the stereo, and get addicted to it. You will not believe the amount of magic those two discs contain.

Before The Image Took Control Of The Band.......2001-03-04

By 1972 Humble Pie was a concert favorite. Their live album "Performance: Rockin' the Fillmore" peaked at No. 21 and musically they had all the subtlety of a sledgehammer. But this wasn't until after they had switched record labels to A&M in 1970.

In 1969 they had released two albums on the Immediate label--"As Safe As Yesterday Is" (tracks 3-12)and "Town and Country" (tracks 13-23)--featuring frontman Steve Marriott, who had just left the Small Faces, and 19-year-old Peter Frampton. The melodic songwriting and sometimes acoustic arrangments on these two albums make it difficult to recognize them as the same band that two years later would plod through a 16-minute version of Muddy Waters' "Rollin' Stone" or a 24-minute rendition of "I Walk on Gilded Splinters."

Tracks:

Se Io Fossi un Angelo
Soli Io E Te
< >
Tania Delcirco
Scusami Tanto Ma Ho Solo
Chissa' Se lo Sai
Ribot
Navigando

Customer Reviews:

A thoroughly satisfying effort...among his best works........1999-06-19

Lucio Dalla, one of the most consistent hit-makers in Italian pop, with a large international following, created a thoroughly enjoyable pop album in "Bugie." There is a very strong '80's feel to this set. A "hit" sound throughout. Lyrically and sonorically strong, with textures and themes you expect from Dalla...satirical social commentary and personal disclosure. A pleasure to listen to from start to finish.