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Feel: Remastered & Expanded Edition (Exp) [Remastered]
Artist:
Glenn Hughes
Format: CD
New: Not in stock
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Formats and Editions
1. Big Time
2. Livin' for the Minute
3. Does It Mean That Much to You?
4. Save Me Tonight (I'll Be Waiting)
5. Redline
6. Coffee ; Vanilla
7. Push!
8. She Loves Your Money
9. Speak Your Mind 1
10. Talkin' to Messiah 1
11. Maybe Your Baby 1
12. Holy Man 1
13. Introduction 1
14. From Now on 1
15. Interview 1
16. Lay My Body Down 1
17. So Much Love to Give 1
18. From Now on 1
19. You Keep on Moving 2
20. Lay My Body Down 2
21. Burn 2
22. Liar 2
23. Muscle and Blood 2
24. Lay My Body Down 2
25. Into the Void 2
26. Gettin' Tighter 2
27. Stormbringer
More Info:
Digitally remastered and expanded two CD edition of this album from the rock vocalist. Glenn Hughes, undoubtedly The Voice Of Rock, came to prominence in Trapeze, a group which included future Whitensake guitarist Mel Galley, and Judas Priest drummer Dave Holland. Trapeze were on the brink of major Stateside success, when, in 1973, Glenn was offered the golden opportunity to play bass and sing with Deep Purple, joined by David Coverdale, for Burn, Stormbringer and Come Taste The Band. With the group splitting in 1976, the first fruits of Glenn's post-Purple career appeared in 1977. Glenn's fourth solo album, Feel, was originally released in 1995, and found the singer veering towards more pop, soul and funk than the hard rock that he's often better known for. Former Guns N' Roses and Velvet Revolver drummer Matt Sorum guests, and the album also sees a welcome collaboration with his Hughes Thrall partner, Pat Thrall. This edition includes a re-recording of Deep Purple's 'Holy Man', originally recorded for the Stormbringer LP, plus exclusive acoustic versions of 'From Now On' and 'Lay My Body Down', plus live versions of Deep Purple's 'You Keep On Moving', 'Gettin' Tighter' and 'Stormbringer'.
