Bonjour,
Rainbow - Long Live Rock'n Roll (1978)
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Ritchie Blackmore: Guitar, Bass On Tracks 1–3, 6 (Also Bass On Rough Mix Tracks 1–6, 2012 Deluxe Edition)
Ronnie James Dio: Vocals
Cozy Powell: Drums
Bob Daisley: Bass On Tracks 4, 5, And 7
David Stone: Keyboards On Tracks 4, 5, And 6, Piano Outro On Track 3
Tony Carey: Keyboards On Tracks 1, 2, And 8
Additional Musicians:
Rainer Pietsch: Scoring And Conducting On "Gates Of Babylon" And "Rainbow Eyes"
Bavarian String Ensemble: Strings On "Gates Of Babylon"
Rudi Risavy: Flute On "Rainbow Eyes"
Max Hecker: Recorder On "Rainbow Eyes"
"'Rainbow Eyes' String Quartet":
Ferenc Kiss: First Violin, Concert Master
Nico Nicolic: Second Violin
Ottmar Machan: Viola
Karl Heinz Feit: Cello
CD1:
01. Long Live Rock 'n' Roll - 4:21
02. Lady of the Lake - 3:39
03. L.A. Connection - 5:02
04. Gates of Babylon - 6:49
05. Kill the King - 4:29
06. The Shed (Subtle) - 4:47
07. Sensitive to Light - 3:07
08. Rainbow Eyes - 7:11
CD2 2012 Deluxe Edition:
01. Lady of the Lake (Rough mix, 4 July 1977) - 3:50
02. Sensitive to Light (Rough mix, 4 July 1977) - 3:03
03. L.A. Connection (Rough mix, 4 July 1977) - 5:33
04. Kill the King (Rough mix, 4 July 1977) - 4:27
05. The Shed (Subtle) (Rough mix, 4 July 1977) - 3:36
06. Long Live Rock 'n' Roll (Rough mix, 4 July 1977) - 4:19
07. Rainbow Eyes (Rough mix, 4 July 1977) - 6:55
08. Long Live Rock 'n' Roll (Shepperton Film Studios rehearsal, August 1977) - 6:56
09. Kill the King (Shepperton Film Studios rehearsal, August 1977) - 4:42
10. Long Live Rock 'n' Roll (Live on the Don Kirschner Show, May 1978) - 3:31
11. L.A. Connection (Live on the Don Kirschner Show, May 1978) - 5:10
12. Gates of Babylon (Live on the Don Kirschner Show, May 1978) - 6:35
13. L.A. Connection (Outtake from the Don Kirschner Show, May 1978) - 5:11
14. Gates of Babylon (Outtake from the Don Kirschner Show, May 1978) - 6:43
Date: 1978
Genre: Hard Rock
Label: Polydor
Producteur: Martin Birch
Cordialement,
Mezcal