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Watt
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Track Listing
- I'm Coming On
- My Baby Left Me
- Think About The Times
- I Say Yeah
- Band With No Name
- Gonna Run
- She Lies In The Morning
- Sweet Little Sixteen
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #11110 in Music
- Released on: 2008-04-21
- Number of discs: 1
- Dimensions: .20 pounds
Customer Reviews
Time for a reappraisal
You'll not find many champions for this album (other than here on Amazon) but maybe it's time to look at it again. OK so it's a little disjointed but 'Think About The Times' is a TYA classic and (the old) side two of the album (Band With No Name, Gonna Run & She Lies In The Morning)provide a jazzy, bluesy, slightly psychedelic musical journey that rivals some of their best playing on record. The live track at the end always seemed to me as being added on to get the original album to an acceptable length. You may have had to have been there but this still holds a secure spot in my classics from the late 60's/early 70's.
Crazy sleeve
Watt a weird cover Watt a fantastic album. looking back its an assortment of styles we have folk, rock. r&b a real eclectic groove and it all flows so well. Alvin once infamously known as the fastest guitarist in the west gives us plenty to chew on here. all four members do them self proud especially the flowing almost jazzy bass runs from Leo. what with the vast amount of American tours this band made it is amazing to think they ever got in to a recording studio and came up with such great stuff...brilliant indeed. Watt is my favourite TYA album
The 6th album, remastered
Watt was the bands final release for Deram, coming in 1971. It was their sixth album, following hot on the heels of their most successful release: Cricklewood Green. Watt features seven tracks recorded at Olympic Studios in Barnes and one (Sweet Little Sixteen, originally by Chuck Berry) recorded live at the 1970 Isle Of Wight festival.
It features the classic line-up of:
Alvin Lee - guitar & vocals
Ric Lee - drums
Leo Lyons - bass
Chic Churchill - keyboards
This album was remastered at Abbey Road.
