26 September, 2009

Q65 - Trinity (1997)



Genre: Garage, Acoustic, Rhythm and Blues
Country: Holland
Date : 1997
Issue: Mohican Production (MH001)
Playing Time: 0:44:10
Quality:
- Lossless: APE (image + .cue + log)
- Lossy: MP3 320 kbps
- Artwork: Front + Back + Inlay

About:
In 1997 Bieler, Roelofs and Nuyens go into the studio to record new material for the first time in 15 years. Several of the band's LP's are re-released on CD. NCRV TV broadcasts the Classic Albums series; a series of programmes featuring famous albums. One of those albums is Q65's Revolution. During the recording of this show, the original line-up Joop Roelofs, Frank Nuyens and Willem Bieler play together for the first time in years. Bass player Peter Vink agrees to take part in the documentary, but refuses to be filmed with his former band mates because of strained relations.The band records an acoustic session at the Basement studio in Spakenburg, supervised by producer Hans van Hemert and recording technician Jan Audier. It features songs from Revolution, such as 'Just Whose In Sight', 'Sour Wine' and 'Spoonful' but also 'World of Birds' and 'Rambling on my Mind'. The enormous attention in the media for Classic Albums generates renewed interest for the band. The band does some gigs and the 'aQstic' album Trinity is released, produced on Willem Bieler's own Mohican Productions label. Besides new songs the album contains freshly recorded version of 'Sexy Legs', 'The Life I Live', 'Sour Wine', 'Bring It On Home' and 'Spoonful'.

Tracklist:
01. Franky's Blues (2:57)
02. Sexy Legs (1:55)
03. The Life I Live (3:09)
04. Sour Wine (3:30)
05. Fighting Is Easy (2:57)
06. Bring It On Home (3:29)
07. Spoonfull' (2:11)
08. Dutch Mill$ (3:17)
09. Middle-Age Talk (3:16)
10. I Got Nightmares (2:34)
11. Let's Roll (4:39)
12. We're Gonna Make It (2:42)
13. No Home (3:30)
14. Night (4:05)

Q65:
- Willem Bieler: harmonica, vocals
- Joop Roelofs: guitar
- Frank Nuyens: guitar

Download:
APE + Artwork: Part I | Part II | Part III
MP3 320 + Artwork: Part I

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