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Earl Slick
Lost And Found
Genres: Pop, R&B, Rock

Track Listings (11) - Disc #1
1. Loser's Journey
2. The Way Down
3. Try And Understand
4. Sho' Nuff
5. Let Me Down Easy
6. Heaven Couldn't Find
7. P.J. Proby
8. Lady Luck
9. Glass Scaffold
10. Jonnie's Machine
11. Ain't Too High A Price

CD Details

All Artists: Earl Slick
Title: Lost And Found
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Slick Music Inc
Release Date: 5/1/1998
Genres: Pop, R&B, Rock
Style: Oldies & Retro
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 698883000028

Synopsis

Album Description

This is an independently recorded album done in 1975 in New York City. involving the original Earl Slick Band. Produced by myself and Jack O'Neill, it has never seen the light of day before now! Mr O'Neill had mistakenly misplaced the masters for the album, and I was happy when some 20 years later I received a phone call from him to say he'd finally decided to clean his house and found the missing masters...hence the title 'Lost And Found'. At the time of recording, the studio was visited by various Bowie musicians, some of whom appear on this album. They include David Sanborn on saxophone, Michael Kamen on ARP synthesizer and piano, and Mike Garson on piano. Backing vocals were provided by Luther Vandross, Robin Clark and Ava Cherry. Earl Slick

CD Reviews

Hard Boiled Lynyrd Skynyrd

deedge | 01/30/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I bought two LPs of this group which were released in 1976 over here in Germany, and coincidentally did some remastering of my own on my PC using of-the-shelf software. Today I listened to them again(originally titled 'Slick' and 'Razor Sharp'), and they have lost none of their musical power over the years. What you get is classic hard rock as in - hook lines that hook you up, expert rhythym section (Bryan Madey on the drums), and Earl on lead and slide. If you took Free's or Bad Co's economic way of building and playing a song, and Skynyrds lead guitar attacks, you are quite close (but this ain't Southern Rock). The production is very good and clean, so no nuance of any song gets lost.
I may be the only one, but this is an all-time great, unfortunately lost till today."