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Mellow Yellow is actually more diverse in its sounds than Sunshine Superman, drawing on some of the same era's better follow-up material but also reaching back somewhat further for repertory. It was, as one could rightly guess, a by-product of the late-1966 hit title track, but the songs dated back in some instances as much as a year, to a point prior to Donovan's having made the leap from folk to pop artist. "Mellow Yellow" itself was cut after "Sunshine Superman" and boasted one of the earliest arrangements by John Paul Jones to achieve international recognition (although not without some resistance from Donovan himself), with its broad, biting brass sound. The next two tracks, however, reached back to the singer-songwriter's earlier acoustic/folk songbag, and a very different point in his career -- the reflective, somber "Writer in the Sun" was written in Greece during the spring of 1966, when it looked as though Donovan's career was in danger of ending due to legal problems. By contrast, the hauntingly beautiful "Sand and Foam" dated from a somewhat happier visit to Mexico. "The Observation" manages to quote the album's title tune obliquely in its bass-line, even as the singer veers close to a beat-style poetry recital. "Museum," which sounds at times almost like an artier sequel to "Sunshine Superman" and a precursor to "There Is a Mountain" in its word pattern, breaks up the succession of blues settings on the album's second side, as does the jazz-flavored "Hampstead Incident." The album ends with "Sunny South Kensington," an upbeat number driven by radiant (albeit name-dropping) lyrics, Eric Ford's crunchy guitar (emulating his contribution to "Sunshine Superman"), Shawn Phillips' sitar, and an economical arrangement by John Cameron (who also plays the harpsichord).
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Donovan, Acoustic guitar & Vocals - Paul McCartney, uncredited backing vocals - John Paul Jones, Bass guitar & Arrangement - Joe Moretti, Rhythm guitar - John McLaughlin, Rhythm guitar - Danny Moss, Saxophone - Ronnie Ross, Saxophone - Danny Thompson, Bass - Spike Heatley, Bass - Phil Seamon, Drums - Bobby Orr, Drums - Donovan Leitch, Lyricist - Donovan Leitch, Composer - Mickie Most, Producer
(P) Originally Recorded Prior To 1972 All Rights Reserved By Sony Music Entertainment
Donovan, Acoustic guitar & Vocals - John Cameron, Celesta & Arrangement - Harold McNair, Flute - Danny Thompson, Bass - Spike Heatley, Bass - Donovan Leitch, Lyricist - Donovan Leitch, Composer - Mickie Most, Producer
Originally Released 1966 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
Donovan, Acoustic guitar & Vocals - Donovan Leitch, Lyricist - Donovan Leitch, Composer - Mickie Most, Producer
Originally Released 1967 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
Donavan, Acoustic Guitar & Vocals - John Cameron, Piano & Arrangement - Harold McNair, Flute - Danny Thompson, Bass - Spike Heatley, Bass - Phil Seamon, Drums - Donovan Leitch, Composer - Donovan Leitch, Lyricist - Mickie Most, Producer
Originally Recorded 1966. All rights reserved by Sony Music Entertainment.
Donavan, Acoustic Guitar & Vocals - John Cameron, Piano & Arrangement - Big Jim Sullivan, Electric guitar - Phil Seamon, Drums - Donovan Leitch, Composer - Donovan Leitch, Lyricist - Mickie Most, Producer
Originally Released 1966 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
Donovan, Acoustic guitar & Vocals - John Cameron, Celesta & Arrangement - Danny Thompson, Bass - Spike Heatley, Bass - Harold McNair, Flute - Danny Moss, Saxophone - Ronnie Ross, Saxophone - Phil Seamon, Drums - Donovan Leitch, Composer - Donovan Leitch, Lyricist - Mickie Most, Producer
(P) SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
Donovan, Acoustic guitar & Vocals - Donovan Leitch, Composer - Donovan Leitch, Lyricist - Mickie Most, Producer
Originally recorded 1966 & released 2006. All rights reserved by Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment
Donovan, Acoustic guitar & Vocals - Pat Halling, Violin - Danny Thompson, Bass - Spike Heatley, Bass - Phil Seamon, Drums - Donovan Leitch, Composer - Donovan Leitch, Lyricist - Mickie Most, Producer
Originally Recorded 1966. All rights reserved by SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
Donovan, Acoustic guitar & Vocals - John Cameron, Harpsichord & Arrangement - Pat Halling, Violin - Danny Thompson, Bass - Spike Heatley, Bass - Phil Seamon, Drums - Donovan Leitch, Composer - Donovan Leitch, Lyricist - Mickie Most, Producer
Originally Recorded 1966. All rights reserved by SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
Donovan, Acoustic Baritone Guitar - John Cameron, Piano, Harpsichord, Organ & Arrangement - Shawn Phillips, Sitar - Eric Ford, Electric Guitar - Danny Thompson, Bass - Bobby Orr, Drums - Donovan Leitch, Composer - Donovan Leitch, Lyricist - Mickie Most, Producer
(P) 1992 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
Presentación del Álbum
Mellow Yellow is actually more diverse in its sounds than Sunshine Superman, drawing on some of the same era's better follow-up material but also reaching back somewhat further for repertory. It was, as one could rightly guess, a by-product of the late-1966 hit title track, but the songs dated back in some instances as much as a year, to a point prior to Donovan's having made the leap from folk to pop artist. "Mellow Yellow" itself was cut after "Sunshine Superman" and boasted one of the earliest arrangements by John Paul Jones to achieve international recognition (although not without some resistance from Donovan himself), with its broad, biting brass sound. The next two tracks, however, reached back to the singer-songwriter's earlier acoustic/folk songbag, and a very different point in his career -- the reflective, somber "Writer in the Sun" was written in Greece during the spring of 1966, when it looked as though Donovan's career was in danger of ending due to legal problems. By contrast, the hauntingly beautiful "Sand and Foam" dated from a somewhat happier visit to Mexico. "The Observation" manages to quote the album's title tune obliquely in its bass-line, even as the singer veers close to a beat-style poetry recital. "Museum," which sounds at times almost like an artier sequel to "Sunshine Superman" and a precursor to "There Is a Mountain" in its word pattern, breaks up the succession of blues settings on the album's second side, as does the jazz-flavored "Hampstead Incident." The album ends with "Sunny South Kensington," an upbeat number driven by radiant (albeit name-dropping) lyrics, Eric Ford's crunchy guitar (emulating his contribution to "Sunshine Superman"), Shawn Phillips' sitar, and an economical arrangement by John Cameron (who also plays the harpsichord).
© Bruce Eder /TiVo
Acerca del álbum
- 1 disco(s) - 10 pista(s)
- Duración total: 00:34:19
- Artistas principales: Donovan
- Compositor: Various Composers
- Sello: Epic
- Género Pop/Rock Pop
1966 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
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