Albums 1973-1975 by Carmen (CD, 2024) online kaufen

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelESOTERIC, Esot

UPC5013929487345

eBay Product ID (ePID)23071198871

Product Key Features

Release Year2024

FormatCD

GenreRock

ArtistCarmen

Release TitleAlbums 1973-1975

Dimensions

Item Height0.71 in

Item Weight0.27 lb

Item Length5.12 in

Item Width5.10 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs3

Number of Tracks43

Country/Region of ManufactureFrance

Tracks1.1 Bulerias 1.2 Cante (Song) 1.3 Baile (Dance) 1.4 Reprise 1.5 Bullfight 1.6 Stepping Stone 1.7 Sailor Song 1.8 Lonely House 1.9 Por Tarantos 1.10 Looking Outside (My Window) 1.11 Theme Zorongo Finale 1.12 Tales of Spain 1.13 Retirando 1.14 Fandangos in Space 1.15 Reprise / Finale 2.1 Viva Mi Sevilla 2.2 I’ve Been Crying 2.3 Drifting Along 2.4 She Flew Across the Room 2.5 Purple Flowers 2.6 Table Two for One (Zambra) 2.7 She’s Changed 2.8 Gypsy Girl (Caravan) 2.9 The City 2.10 Time (She’s No Lady) 2.11 People Dressed in Black 2.12 Dancing on a Cold Wind 2.13 Instrumental Vocal 2.14 The Horseman 2.15 Conclusion (She Changed) 2.16 Quiriquitu 2.17 Out on the Street 3.1 Daybreak 3.2 Shady Lady 3.3 High Time 3.4 Dedicated to Lydia 3.5 Joy 3.6 The Gypsies 3.7 Siren of the Sea 3.8 Come Back 3.9 Margarita 3.10 Flamenco Fever 3.11 Only Talking to Myself

NotesThree CD box set featuring all the albums recorded by the unique Progressive Rock band Carmen between 1973 and 1975. CARMEN initially came together in Los Angeles as seven-piece band formed by guitarist DAVID CLARK ALLEN and his sister ANGELA ALLEN in 1970. The band's unique style blended both Progressive Rock and Flamenco styles, with Angela Allen also being an accomplished Flamenco dancer aside from being keyboard player. Despite interest from music mogul Clive Davis, the band failed to make any headway in getting a record contract they relocated to London in 1973. The Allens soon assembled a new line-up of the band with Flamenco dancer and vocalist ROBERTO AMARAL and British musicians JOHN GLASCOCK (bass) and PAUL FENTON (drums). Their unique live performances soon came to attention of DAVID BOWIE who became a friend of the band. Famed producer TONY VISCONTI produced the band's debut album 'Fandangos in Space' in 1973. This was followed in 1974 by the album 'Dancing on a Cold Wind'. Carmen undertook extensive touring and appeared on the Midnight Special US TV show with Bowie before parting company with Tony Visconti. The band's last album, 'The Gypsies' appeared on the Mercury label in 1975 in the USA and Japan, following it's release Carmen disbanded with John Glascock joining JETHRO TULL. 'The Albums 1973-1975' gathers together all of these albums, serving as a fine introduction to the music of a unique Progressive Rock band.