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Can anyone tell me about these albums? I found them while blog surfing and i've never seen them before...The 1st one is from 1970 and the 2nd is from 1973...thanks
Last edited by dvdjamm; October 2nd, 2008 at 05:43 AM.
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your graphics aren't showing up, can you try to put them up again?
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Thanks for re-posting the pics. I have never seen them either! I found this though:
Spinach - Spinach 1 (reissue may 26, 2003)
America, America - (Moroder - Holm) 3:33
Rythm Of Love - (Holm - Moroder) 2:19
Action Man (Part 1) - (Holm - Moroder) 3:59
Knockin' On Your Door - (Holm - Moroder) 3:16
Sweet Sixteen (You Know What I Mean) - (Holm - Moroder) 3:51
Action Man (Part 2) - (Holm - Moroder) 3:51
Looky Looky - (Moroder - Rainford) 2:30
Don't You Worry - (Winter - Ofarim) 2:30
I'm A Bum - (Krebs - Neumann) 2:41
Sunny Mornin' - (Pietsch - Cannon - Holm) 3:21
Sunshine Lady - (Pietsch) 3:45
Muny Muny - (Holm - Heider) 3:04
A Stop International Production by Holm and Moroder.
Produced by Holm/Pietsch Production for Stop Music Production Zurich, Switzerland.
Spinach is Giorgio Moroder and Michael Holm.
This lp was released only in Japan in 1973 by Canyon Y-1017. The single "America, America" sold over 400.000 copies in Japan.
Repertoire REP 4997
here's the link to the site i copied it from: http://www.giorgio-moroder-disco.com...6-present.html
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I'd always hoped for a Donna Summer version of I'M A BUM .....:icon_mrgreen:.........:icon_lol:
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Never seen these, gotta get them.Originally Written by the disco kid
Pietsch is Rainer Pietsch and he's been a huge arranger and producer, working with everyone from Anthony Monn (Orlando Riva Sound and Amanda Lear) and I believe he is the arranger on "Yes Sir, I Can Boogie" by Baccara..
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They're both VERY non disco--I'm sure most Moroder fans know Looky Looky anyway--think early ABBA style european folk pop. Not my bag at all but as a fan they are interesting to have to hear early introductions of the Moroder sound
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He arranged Dino Solera & The Munich Machine's "Classically Elise".
The original version is indescribably different from the US mixes! It sounds as if they just wiped-out 12 of the 24 tracks, when creating the US version.
Either way... I love his work!:icon_biggrin:
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