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| artist: cliff wagner
Label: vadim egg
format: limited numbered edition 7"
(45 RPM)
reissue 2009 |
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| SIDE A
Her name was Sue
SIDE B
Red spots |
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| further information |
7" (45 RPM)
From original master tapes
Limited edition
Numbered
Original artwork
Reissue |
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| description |
You may have never heard of Cliff Wagner,
but listening to the two tracks on this obscure single will
quickly earn this American artist a top ranking place in your
playlists.
Released at the dawn of the 70's on Egg, the excellent French
pop/progressive label, both songs evolve within an excellent
soul and rock register, tinted with wonderful shades of psychedelia.
If the poignant Her Name Was Sue plays the sober and reverent
card, the sublime Red Spot blatantly brims over with energy
with surprising flexibility.
Right from the bass/drum break intro which holds its ground
effortlessly against the sonic attacks of a dazzling fuzz
guitar, shivers of pleasure arise, and feet begin to mechanically
tap out the rhythm.
And then a radiant Hammond organ comes in, followed by a mischievous
wah-wah guitar and a discrete, but altogether essential bell.
This magical orchestration, product of Hervé Roy's
expertise as crafty arranger, disruptive with the work of
the producer, offers Wagner's gravely voice a sparkling box
of soul.
Here we have a great, very great track, pop attuned to the
max.
A real gem! |
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