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Aynsley Dunbar / Blue Whale - Blue Whale

Aynsley Dunbar / Blue Whale - Blue Whale

Musician: Aynsley Dunbar
Album title: Blue Whale
Style: Psychedelic Rock, Prog Rock
Released: 1971
Country: Germany
Size MP3 version: 1195 mb
Size APE version: 1637 mb
Size WMA version: 1525 mb
Rating ✫: 4.8
Votes: 552
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Genre: Rock

Aynsley Dunbar / Blue Whale - Blue Whale

Aynsley Dunbar Psychedelic Rock Prog Rock 1971 Germany

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A1 Willing To Fight 6:50
A2 Willie The Pimp
Written-By – Frank Zappa
 16:35
B1 It's Your Turn 10:00
B2 Days 6:15
B3 Going Home 8:00

Credits

  • Bass – Peter Friedberg
  • Drums – Aynsley Dunbar
  • Engineer – Colin Caldwell
  • Guitar – Ivan Zagni, Roger Sutton
  • Piano, Organ – Tommy Eyre
  • Producer – Aynsley Dunbar, Colin Caldwell
  • Saxophone – Charles Greetham
  • Trombone – Edward Reay-Smith
  • Vocals – Paul Williams
  • Written-By – Paul Williams (tracks: A1, B1 to B3)

Notes

Recorded March & April 1970 - Marquee Studios London

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
250170 Aynsley Dunbar Blue Whale ‎(CD, Album) Music Avenue 250170 Europe 2007
WS 3010 Aynsley Dunbar / Blue Whale Aynsley Dunbar / Blue Whale - Blue Whale ‎(LP, Album) Warner Bros. Records, Byg Records WS 3010 UK 1971
CR 30142 Aynsley Dunbar / Blue Whale Aynsley Dunbar / Blue Whale - Blue Whale ‎(LP, RE) Charly Records CR 30142 UK Unknown
SBYG 529015 Aynsley Dunbar / Blue Whale Aynsley Dunbar / Blue Whale - Blue Whale ‎(LP, Album) Byg Records SBYG 529015 Italy 1971
RK CD 494 Aynsley Dunbar Willie The Pimp ‎(CD, Album) Editions Atlas RK CD 494 France 1994



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A wide-ranging album, as varied as you may expect from the diverse talent involved. As Aynsley Dunbar was the Zappa/Mothers drummer of that time it's not surprising that they do a version of a Zappa penned number, namely "Willie The Pimp" which is kind of blues-psyched here a little. Whether you get on with this album as a whole depends on how much you like Paul Williams vocals, and how much you like blues.

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