Ro Ro "Something About Her"1972 UK Prog Rock
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Ro Ro "Meet At The Water" 1972 UK Prog Rock.Regal Zonophone label.
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Competent, slightly melancholy-tinged country-rock in the vein of Bronco, Cochise, Moonrider, Quicksand and Quiver, to name but a few, although at times comparisons to Lindisfarne also wouldn’t be out of place – especially on the singalong title track, which closes vinyl side A! The vocalist possessed the kind of soulful, low-register throaty voice that marked the works of period Dutch popsters The Shoes (Van Es) and The Tee Set (Peter Tetteroo).Melancholic, minor-key acoustic guitar instrumentals such as “Mandala” add a bit of variety to an otherwise pretty straight-laced period country-rock piece.Vocalist/guitarist Alan Ross and bassist Warwick Rose formed the core of the band – hence the name Ro-Ro. Alan later formed his own band Ross which recorded two excellent mellow funk-rock albums for RSO that were not unlike the works of Tommy Bolin in the mid-70s.John Weider had, of course, played with Eric Burdon and the Animals, Family, Stud and Moonrider.The LP is now extremely hard to find and fetches high numbers on the collectors market, as indeed do most Regal Zonophone releases! A CD “reissue” exists, but only as a bootleg with bad quality of sound, RVCD010. Time for a proper reissue!
Bass Guitar – Warwick Rose
Composed By, Arranged By – Ro Ro (tracks: A1, A3 to B5)
Design [Sleeve], Photography By – Max Rosenberg, Trevor Harrison
Drums, Percussion, Backing Vocals – Rod Coombes
Electric Guitar – John Weider
Engineer – Mike Weighell
Engineer [Assistant] – (Wimpy) Walter Samuel*
Keyboards, Backing Vocals – Neil Sheppard
Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Recorder – Alan Ross
watch............
https://johnkatsmc5.blogspot.gr/2017/09/ro-ro-meet-at-water-1972-uk-prog-rock.html
Competent, slightly melancholy-tinged country-rock in the vein of Bronco, Cochise, Moonrider, Quicksand and Quiver, to name but a few, although at times comparisons to Lindisfarne also wouldn’t be out of place – especially on the singalong title track, which closes vinyl side A! The vocalist possessed the kind of soulful, low-register throaty voice that marked the works of period Dutch popsters The Shoes (Van Es) and The Tee Set (Peter Tetteroo).Melancholic, minor-key acoustic guitar instrumentals such as “Mandala” add a bit of variety to an otherwise pretty straight-laced period country-rock piece.Vocalist/guitarist Alan Ross and bassist Warwick Rose formed the core of the band – hence the name Ro-Ro. Alan later formed his own band Ross which recorded two excellent mellow funk-rock albums for RSO that were not unlike the works of Tommy Bolin in the mid-70s.John Weider had, of course, played with Eric Burdon and the Animals, Family, Stud and Moonrider.The LP is now extremely hard to find and fetches high numbers on the collectors market, as indeed do most Regal Zonophone releases! A CD “reissue” exists, but only as a bootleg with bad quality of sound, RVCD010. Time for a proper reissue!
Bass Guitar – Warwick Rose
Composed By, Arranged By – Ro Ro (tracks: A1, A3 to B5)
Design [Sleeve], Photography By – Max Rosenberg, Trevor Harrison
Drums, Percussion, Backing Vocals – Rod Coombes
Electric Guitar – John Weider
Engineer – Mike Weighell
Engineer [Assistant] – (Wimpy) Walter Samuel*
Keyboards, Backing Vocals – Neil Sheppard
Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Recorder – Alan Ross