Adrian Gurvitz-Classic

[Sir Droopy]

One of those classic mushy 80's ballads from another one hit wonder, God I love the 80's. It was a worldwide hit in 1982.

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Edited May 18, 2007 by Sir Droopy

[KiwiCoromandel]

the gurvitz brothers...GUN..."race with the devil"....nothing mushy there....one of the first of the british power trios..... :) :)

enjoy.....http://www.megaupload.com/?d=R3ELYRLY

[DudeAsInCool]

I bet you the same artist did the record cover for Taste and some of Cream's albums...

[KiwiCoromandel]

you`d be right mate....check out the album covers on this link...... :)

http://www.paulgurvitz.com/discography.html

..Led by brothers, Adrian and Paul Curtis nee Gurvitz, Gun was a shortlived hard rock trio in the vein of Cream and the Jimi Hendrix Experience. Comprised of guitarist/songwriter Adrian, bassist/lead vocalist Paul, and drummer Louis Farrell, Gun recorded only two albums in their short career-span of 1968-69, and Beat Goes On Records has compiled both lps onto this single 18 track, 75 minute disc. Opening with the band's UK hit 'Race With The Devil' the disc immediately lets the listener know that they are in for an all out assault on their auditory senses. Ranging from straight-out rock and roll to rather reserved ballads, and filled with plenty of psychedelic tinges, Gun's recordings are never boring, and through the entire 75 minutes, Adrian's guitar work remains crisp and interesting. The highlight of the disc may well be "Yellow Cab Man" from the group's debut album, while the extended jam "Take Off" has lots of tasty bits from Adrian. The group's second album may be somewhat less inspired than the debut, but it still contains loads of interesting guitar work. The Curtis brothers began using their birthname Gurvitz not long after the demise of Gun, and went on to record 3 albums as the Three Man Army and later an additional 3 lps with former Cream drummer Ginger Baker, as the Baker Gurvitz Army. While the Gun albums may not be the work of the most original band, the guitar work of Adrian Curtis (Gurvitz) alone makes for enough listening pleasure to make this disc worthwhile....