Trapeze - You Are The Music...Were Just The Band (Deluxe Edition) '1972/2020

Tracks list

Tracklist:

[3:45] 01. Trapeze - Keepin Time
[4:01] 02. Trapeze - Coast To Coast
[5:46] 03. Trapeze - What Is A Womans Role
[5:32] 04. Trapeze - Way Back To The Bone
[3:38] 05. Trapeze - Feelins So Much Better Now
[5:08] 06. Trapeze - Will Our Love End
[4:41] 07. Trapeze - Loser
[5:20] 08. Trapeze - You Are The Music
[4:01] 09. Trapeze - Coast To Coast (Mono Version)
[4:21] 10. Trapeze - Good Love
[3:10] 11. Trapeze - Dats It
[6:22] 12. Trapeze - You Are The Music (Live, BBC Radio 1 In Concert, 1973)
[6:44] 13. Trapeze - What Is A Womans Role (Live, BBC Radio 1 In Concert, 1973)
[7:42] 14. Trapeze - Way Back To The Bone (Live, BBC Radio 1 In Concert, 1973)
[7:26] 15. Trapeze - Your Love Is Alright (Live, BBC Radio 1 In Concert, 1973)
[8:50] 16. Trapeze - Black Cloud (Live, Dallas, 1972)
[8:30] 17. Trapeze - Way Back To The Bone (Live, Houston, 1972)
[5:53] 18. Trapeze - You Are The Music (Live, Houston, 1972)
[13:27] 19. Trapeze - Jury (Live, Houston, 1972)
[9:40] 20. Trapeze - Seafull (Live, Houston, 1972)
[14:10] 21. Trapeze - Your Love Is Alright (Live, Houston, 1972)
[9:01] 22. Trapeze - Medusa (Live, Houston, 1972)
[9:33] 23. Trapeze - Black Cloud (Live, Houston, 1972)
[10:40] 24. Trapeze - Touch My Life (Live, Houston, 1972)
[8:01] 25. Trapeze - Keepin Time (Live, Houston, 1972)

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ABOUT THE ALBUM
3 disc(s) - 25 track(s)
Total length: 02:55:07
Main artist: Trapeze
Composer: Various Composers
Label: Purple Records
Genre: Hard Rock, Rock, Classic Rock
16-Bit CD Quality 44.1 kHz - Stereo
© 2020 Purple Records, a Cherry Red label
â„— 2020 Cherry Red Records Ltd / BBC


Though they were best known for a kind of muscular funk rock, the band Trapeze
always had a jazzy element, and on You Are the Music, Were Just the Band it is
the softer tunes that stand out. This isnt to say that there arent some good
rockers here, since the title tune and Keepin Time are energetic and enjoyable.
However it is on Coast to Coast and What Is a Womans Role that the band really
shines. This is partly because both are really good songs, partly because both
benefit from some inspired sax and vibes work from guests Jimmy Hastings and
Frank Ricotti. Vocalist Glenn Hughes takes the lead on most tracks, and is very
effective as long as he stays in his low range; on the rock tracks he uses his
higher register, which tends to have a squealing or screechy tone. Those who
only know Hughes from his subsequent work with Deep Purple may be surprised to
hear his warm, soulful work on this disc, which was his last with Trapeze.
© Richard Foss /TiVo


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