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Erik Sumo - My Rocky Mountain

Erik Sumo - My Rocky Mountain

Musician: Erik Sumo
Album title: My Rocky Mountain
Style: Gypsy Jazz, Abstract, Downtempo, Broken Beat
Released: 2005
Country: Germany
Size MP3 version: 1198 mb
Size APE version: 1818 mb
Size WMA version: 1177 mb
Rating ✫: 4.1
Votes: 341
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Genre: Electronic / Jazz / Funk / Soul

Erik Sumo - My Rocky Mountain


Tracklist Hide Credits

1 This Is Where It Began (12" Version)
Bass – Gergely Drapos*Drums, Guitar [Distorted Sick Guitar] – Zsombor Dudás*Percussion – István PápaiTrumpet – Gábor Subicz*Written-By, Producer, Sequenced By [Beats], Keyboards, Acoustic Guitar – Ambrus Tövisházi
5:35
2 Friday I'll Be Dead
Banjo – István BalahoczkyBass – Gergely Drapos*Bass Drum, Congas – István PápaiSnare – Radiator Vocals – Juli Fábián*Written-By, Producer, Sequenced By [Beats], Keyboards – Ambrus Tövisházi
4:06
3 Csillag Vagy Fecske
Producer, Sequenced By [Beats], Keyboards, Banjo, Choir, Percussion – Ambrus TövisháziVocals – Erzsi Kiss*Written-By – András Lovasi*
3:40
4 The Real Moustache
Banjo [Extra Sick Banjo Solo] – János Bujdosó*Cello – Albert MárkosGuitar, Drums – Zsombor Dudás*Other [Howling Animas] – The Bioton CrewPercussion – István PápaiVoice [Nem Nem] – István BalahoczkyWritten-By, Producer, Sequenced By [Beats], Keyboards, Guitar – Ambrus TövisháziWritten-By, Vocals – Erzsi Kiss*
5:04
5 Sirens Of The Dead Sea
Guitar – Zsombor Dudás*Percussion – István PápaiWritten-By, Guitar [Sick Guitar Solo] – István BalahoczkyWritten-By, Producer, Sequenced By [Beats], Keyboards, Bass, Acoustic Guitar, Voice [Dead Men Talking] – Ambrus TövisháziWritten-By, Vocals – Erzsi Kiss*
5:17
6 My Rocky Mountain
Bass – István BalahoczkyDrums – Zsombor Dudás*Guitar [Guitar Solo] – János Bujdosó*Written-By, Producer, Sequenced By [Beats], Keyboards, Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – Ambrus Tövisházi
4:14
7 Friday In France
Bass – Gergely Drapos*Bass Drum, Congas – István PápaiGuitar – Farkas Zoltán Snare – Radiator Written-By, Producer, Sequenced By [Beats], Keyboards – Ambrus TövisháziWritten-By, Vocals – Erzsi Kiss*
2:05
8 Map Of The World
Drums – Zsombor Dudás*Percussion – István PápaiVocals – Juli Fábián*Voice [Sick Noise] – The Bioton CrewWritten-By, Producer, Sequenced By [Beats], Keyboards, Acoustic Guitar, Bass – Ambrus Tövisházi
4:40
9 Taxi
Guitar [Guitar Solo] – Tibor Eichinger*Producer, Keyboards, Bass – Ambrus TövisháziVocals – Juli Fábián*Written-By – Corrado Conti, Daniele Pace, Gianni Argenio, Mario Panzeri
2:32
10 Summertime (Album Version)
Bass – István BalahoczkyDrums [Additional Drums] – Zsombor Dudás*Percussion – István PápaiProducer, Sequenced By [Beats], Keyboards, Drums, Acoustic Guitar, Backing Vocals – Ambrus TövisháziVocals – Juli Fábián*Written-By – George Gershwin
5:50
11 Left My Heart In The Saloon
Choir [Orto Singing] – The Bioton CrewDrums – Zsombor Dudás*Trumpet – Gábor Subicz*Vocals – Juli Fábián*Written-By, Producer, Sequenced By [Beats], Keyboards, Vocals, Bass, Banjo – Ambrus Tövisházi
4:24
12 Babyfoot Is Off Today
Vocals – Juli Fábián*Written-By – István PápaiWritten-By, Acoustic Guitar, Bass – Zsombor Dudás*Written-By, Producer, Sequenced By [Beats], Keyboards, Backing Vocals – Ambrus Tövisházi
8:00

Companies, etc.

  • Glass Mastered At – DOCdata Germany

Credits

  • Artwork By [Back Cover] – Werner Pawlok
  • Artwork By [Cover Painting] – Tigrics
  • Design [Concept And Graphic Design] – Stapelberg&Fritz
  • Photography – Daniel Grund

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 821127002728
  • Matrix / Runout: DOCdata Germany ELDORADO Pulver 027
  • Label Code: LC 00212

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
PULVER 027LP Erik Sumo My Rocky Mountain ‎(2xLP) Pulver Records PULVER 027LP Germany 2005
PULVER 027CD Erik Sumo My Rocky Mountain ‎(CD, Album, Promo, Car) Pulver Records PULVER 027CD Germany 2005



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The debut long-player from Budapest beat juggler Ambrus Tovishazi.Life as a ‘ Crate Soul Brother’ has seen Erik Sumo immersed in rare Eastern European jazz, library soundtracks, twisted funk, and cutting edge Baltic break beats for some time. It may come as some surprise then, that on his debut LP the Hungarian singer/songwriter has mixed up a heady concoction of Western inspired, acid tinged, future blues music that’ll challenge the listener as much as it’s guaranteed to entertain them.‘This Is Where It Began’: a genre defying and surreal collection of songs that are sure to turn so-called ‘dance’ music on its head. An album inspired as much by Ennio Morricone and Clint Eastwood as it is by post-punk, Portishead and the cosmic sounds of seminal outfits like the RTB Big Band.Strings, harmonicas and infectious hand clapping conspire to mess with your mind, as traditional and future influences provide an unforgettable soundclash. ‘East meets west head on with the wild percussion and wordless vocals of ‘Sirens Of The Dead Sea’, and elsewhere, where The Real Moustache’ owes as much to facially hirsute travellers as it does tough beats for the dance floor. Sumo finds his voice on the title track, a cunning blend of lazy jazz drumming, electric guitars, and a certain cowboy’s heartfelt lament. The refrain then continues across borders to ‘Friday In France’. Here we’re met by a chanteuse of Francophile leanings, before, once again, we’re back on Sumo’s horse, trudging our way across ‘The Map Of The World’.An inspired, dubbed out version of ‘Summertime’ helps us on our way home for a well earned hot meal, only to find on the menu that ‘Babyfoot Is Off Today’!Tovishazi, with a little help from vocalists Julie Fabian and Erzsi Kiss, is due to confound, confuse and amaze with his debut LP. He reaches the summit of his ‘Rocky Mountain’ as has a hell of a lot of fun along the way…now ‘get on your horse, and drink your milk’….