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Anything Goes

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曲目リスト

1 This Is Only The beginning
2 Anything Goes
3 Two Little Babes In The Wood
4 The Biggest Night Of Her Life
5 Pocketful Of Miracles
6 Snow
7 Chattanooga Choo Choo
8 Hey, You In The Crowd
9 Louisiana Man
10 Milord
11 Virginia City
12 Jessie
13 You Need A Change
14 High Coin
15 Cotton Candy Sandman (Sandman's Coming)
16 Malibu U

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With heavenly harmonies and an upbeat sound, California soft-rock gurus Harpers Bizarre launched their career with Paul Simon's "59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy)," a 1967 chart smash. Using almost every big gun in Los Angeles' studio arsenal (Randy Newman, Van Dyke Parks, Jack Nitzsche, and Lowell George), Harpers Bizarre then proceeded to weave these four tapestries--now with 2 bonus tracks per CD!

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With heavenly harmonies and an upbeat sound, California soft-rock gurus Harpers Bizarre launched their career with Paul Simon's "59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy)," a 1967 chart smash. Using almost every big gun in Los Angeles' studio arsenal (Randy Newman, Van Dyke Parks, Jack Nitzsche, and Lowell George), Harpers Bizarre then proceeded to weave these four tapestries--now with 2 bonus tracks per CD!

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  • メーカーにより製造中止になりました ‏ : ‎ いいえ
  • 梱包サイズ ‏ : ‎ 14.09 x 12.63 x 1.37 cm; 94.69 g
  • メーカー ‏ : ‎ Sundazed Music Inc.
  • EAN ‏ : ‎ 0090771617729
  • 製造元リファレンス ‏ : ‎ SC 6177
  • SPARSコード ‏ : ‎ DDD
  • レーベル ‏ : ‎ Sundazed Music Inc.
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00005QZ77
  • ディスク枚数 ‏ : ‎ 1
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Bruce A. Moore
5つ星のうち5.0 I have Rediscovered Harpers Bizarre
2014年1月3日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み
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I grew up listening to this album, as my mother bought it as an LP when I first came out. Hearing now as an adult, I realize there is a lot more talent and musicality in this album than I thought there was when I was listening to it as a child. It's a great listen! The Cole Porter and the "Modern" pieces go very well together.
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Richard de Jongh-richiedj
5つ星のうち5.0 Bizarre But Beautiful!
2012年4月14日に英国でレビュー済み
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For a few of my fellow music loving friends of the mid 60's,Harpers Bizarre were a little too twee and tame for their liking and pretty much dismissed as an oldies covers outfit.Now even though their perception was partly correct,they also missed the fact that a few future highly credible musical luminaries were very much a part of making Harpers Bizarre one of the most interesting and diverse pop outfits of the mid to late sixties.Leon Russell,Van Dyke Parks and Randy Newman all contributed either arrangements,their playing prowess or fabulous songs to complement the very distinctive,and charming,sound of the group.
The opening track sets a 20's/30's feel with a mock radio announcer introducing "Anything Goes" sung by the legendary composer Cole Porter which after the first verse is taken over by the fabulous horn intro of the Harpers Bizarre full version.A great,and very original,start to the album.Next comes another Porter number "Two Little Babes In The Woods" which is good but then comes the first Randy Newman delight in the shape of "The Biggest Night Of Her Life",what a great song delivered in the deceptively innocent HB style.Sammy Kahn and Jimmy Van Heusen's classic "Pocket Full Of Miracles" comes next but it's the song it makes way for,another Randy Newman composition "Snow", that starts to make this so far good album turn great.A wonderful melody,a great lyric and a delicate vocal performance wrapped up in a very thoughtful arrangement - not a lot else to say really!There are what I consider to be a couple of fillers in "Louisiana Man" and "Milord" as we progress through what was side 2 of the album,not a criticism just an opinion.Milord in particular is a great number but it should always have oomph when performed and that is lacking a little on this version.As we move along to the wonderful "Jesse" once again we get treated to a 5 star song with exactly the same ingredients used in "Snow",just lovely.But the highlight of the album is saved for last,Van Dyke Park's "High Coin" is an absolute gem and has always been a song that I've had to stop whatever I'm doing and listen intently to.I can't pretend to understand what Van Dyke's lyrics mean,"Heroes and Villains" has been one of my favourite Beach Boys singles for 46 years and I still haven't a clue what it's about,but quite honestly I think that's what might be part of the attraction of the man's lyrics for me,the mystery plus the plain simple fact that they sound bloody good no matter what he's on about!High Coin has fairly sparse rhythm track but that is countered by a wonderful complex vocal arrangement behind the superb melody that if written in notation would form the contour of a roller coaster - dare I call this a masterpiece? Oh go on then!
The bonus tracks of this fabulous mono reissue are well worth having,Malibu U as far as I know was only available as a "B" side and the lovely "Cotton Candy Sandman" is the single version and markedly different from the album version(Harpers Bizarre 4).
I was loving just about everything I heard in 1967(or it seemed like it anyway)and we were spoiled by the wealth of great vocal groups such as the Association,Turtles,Spanky and Our Gang,5th Dimension and a host of others,I'm tempted to say that if you liked all those then you'll love this album,but I'll stay cautious and just say that this is a well produced and excellently sung collection with enough great original songs to make it one of my personal favourites - and I love all the groups I mentioned above!
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SUZY QUE
5つ星のうち5.0 LOVE THIS!!!
2015年6月5日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み
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So glad to get this CD!! I had the album in 60's, which disappeared in my moving a few times in the last 50 years!! Such nice listening music!! Smooth sound with great harmonies!!
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Barn Owl
5つ星のうち5.0 Memories
2013年4月28日に英国でレビュー済み
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I first bought this as an LP when I was a student in the 60's, and lost it in a burglary - never replaced. When I saw this remastered CD I remembered the light and gentle theme of the whole list of songs, and sure enough, the first play brought memories flooding back right from the first notes ("this is only the beginning").

This came from the era of Sergeant Pepper and Pet Sounds, and isn't just a collection of songs, more a story. It was underrated at the time, and is a joy to listen to now.
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Paul Moreau
5つ星のうち4.0 Why the noisy Cole Porter recordings?
2013年11月1日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み
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I might have given this five stars, but the fact that the remastering left the noise on the Cole Porter material deserves at least a reduction of one star.

There is some good music on this album as well as some tracks that are throw aways. The worth while tracks, fifteen of the first sixteen tracks, contain songs with the complex harmonizing that was the hallmark of Harpers Bizarre.

Track one is a throw away. It begins with a long introduction to a fake olde tyme radio program, and after several minutes provides a snip it of a song. That song, accompanied with many clicks and pops along with considerable noise, is a performance by Cole Porter.

Track three begins with the Cole Porter recording, together with many clicks and pops combined with much surface noise. It then switches to the Harpers Bizarre interpretation of the song.

The Cole Porter portions of these two tracks were so bad that I faced the choice of either not using them or of cleaning up the original recordings. I ripped these two tracks as .wav files using MediaMonkey. Then I ran both click and pop as well as a noise reduction filter over these tracks. I then converted them into mono MP3 files. The sound processor I used was GoldWave together with the Lame MP3 encoder from Audio Grabber. All of those programs are free on the web. Google should find them.

There's no excuse for the people who remastered this album to have not done that processing themselves. It resulted in much cleaner tracks, but didn't absolutely clean them up; there were still some minor clicks and surface noise.

The rest of the first sixteen tracks are good Harpers Bizarre material with their great harmonizing and includes songs from several genres and times.

Track seventeen is a repeat of "Anything Goes," this time in the 45 RPM version.

Tracks eighteen through twenty-three are instrumentals. As with their album, "Feelin' Groovy," these are the instrumental accompaniment from some of the previous tracks. Only the instrumentals of "Snow" and "High Coin" really work as stand-alone instrumentals. The rest introduce the melody and then simply maintain the rhythm with chord changes; the melody isn't continued or developed.

The sound quality of this CD is excellant except for those tracks with the noisy Cole Porter sections. If you like good group harmony, this album is certainly worth consideration, but you'd most likely want to at least clean up the sound of the Cole Porter stuff on tracks one and three.
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