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| Booklet002-003.jpg | 2.3 MB |
| Booklet001-004.jpg | 1.2 MB |
| Back Cover.jpg | 1.1 MB |
| Inlay.jpg | 998.2 KB |
| Disc.jpg | 966.6 KB |
| Front Cover.jpg | 920.1 KB |
| 03. The La De Das - Temple Shuffle.flac | 54.4 MB |
| 01. The La De Das - The Place.flac | 40.9 MB |
| 14. The La De Das - All Along The Watchtower.flac | 34.1 MB |
| 05. The La De Das - Searchin'.flac | 33.0 MB |
| 04. The La De Das - No Law (Against Having Fun).flac | 32.9 MB |
| 06. The La De Das - Who's The One You Love.flac | 32.3 MB |
| 02. The La De Das - To Get Enough.flac | 30.0 MB |
| 09. The La De Das - Gonna See My Baby Tonight.flac | 29.1 MB |
| 10. The La De Das - Morning Good Morning.flac | 20.3 MB |
| 13. The La De Das - I'm In Love Again.flac | 19.7 MB |
| 08. The La De Das - Sweet Girl.flac | 17.6 MB |
| 12. The La De Das - Honky Tonkin'.flac | 15.9 MB |
| 11. The La De Das - Too Pooped To Pop.flac | 14.9 MB |
| 07. The La De Das - She Tell Me What To Do.flac | 13.8 MB |
| Front.jpg | 41.4 KB |
| The La De Das - Rock And Roll Sandwich.log | 13.8 KB |
| The La De Das - Rock And Roll Sandwich.cue | 5.9 KB |
| The La De Das - Rock And Roll Sandwich.m3u | 626 bytes |
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SOURCE: The La De Das - Rock And Roll Sandwich (1973, EMI)⭐
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Artist: The La De Das Title Of Album: Rock And Roll Sandwich Year Of Release: 1973 Label: EMI Country of Artist (Band): Australia Genre: Funky boogie classic rock Audio codec: FLAC (*.flac) Rip type: tracks+.cue Audio bitrate: lossless In January 1973, Kevin Borich finally returned to New Zealand, bringing back the new La De Das lineup to headline at Robert Raymond's 54-act Great Ngaruawahia Festival, and they gave a triumphant performance. According to John Dix, the La De Das delivered "...a well-paced set (that) blew Black Sabbath and everything New Zealand had to offer clear off the stage." Their ecstatic reception encouraged them to organise a short major-city concert tour there in May, when they returned with four tons of equipment and made their live mastery evident to all who attended. For the rest of the year, it was a constant round of touring, either as headliners, or sharing the bill with Sherbet (who were now being managed by Roger Davies) or as support to visiting international acts such as Little Richard, Gary Glitter, Three Dog Night, The Guess Who and Lindisfarne. They also provided backing on two tracks for Richard Clapton's debut album Prussian Blue. On July 8, on the way to a Lindisfarne gig, their truck was involved in a head-on collision on the Hume Highway between Holbrook and Albury. Ronnie Peel and roadie John Brewster (not John Brewster of The Angels) were both hospitalised, although their injuries were not serious. The major casualty was the band's equipment, most of which was destroyed in the crash. Three weeks later the Sunrise agency organised a benefit gig in Sydney at the Green Elephant (the Doncaster Theatre) in Kensington, featuring a top lineup, including the Las De Das, Sherbet, Buffalo, Pirana, Lotus, Home, Country Radio, I'Tambu, Original Battersea Heroes and Hush, which raised almost $2000 for the group. By mid-year, the band were being hailed as Australia's leading live act and Borich's was widely regarded as our pre-eminent guitar hero. With the new lineup firing on all cylinders, and Chugg back on board as manager, Kevin was impatient to record a new album, but EMI were less than enthusiastic. To pressure them, Borich instructed Michael Chugg to get the band out of their contract. The ploy worked, and EMI reluctantly agreed to a new record in September. But the first sessions at EMI's studios were deemed unsatisfactory by the band and all but two tracks were scrapped. (The two tracks, "She Tell Me What To Do" and "No Law Against Having Fun" later surfaced on the compilation album Legend.) According to Glenn A. Baker, the main stumbling block was that Kevin couldn't get a guitar sound that was anywhere near his live sound, so Rod Coe again solved the problem by installing a portable 8-track recording rig and JBL monitors in the Green Elephant and recording them there. Kevin swapped his familiar Gibson for a Fender Stratocaster and, as Glenn Baker charmingly puts it " ... the whole album went down like a sinker off a pier, in just two days." Back at EMI, they overdubbed Kevin's piano parts, added some tasty backing vocals by Renee Geyer and Bobby Marchini and horns by Don Reid. The result was the brilliant Rock'n'Roll Sandwich, which Baker rightly lauds as "one of Australia's finest rock albums, a fiery, cohesive work dominated by the superbly talented Kevin Borich and carried off by the reliable gutsiness of Peel and Barber." Touring around the new LP, released in November 1973, the La De Das enjoyed their most successful period to date, including supports for Elton John and Suzi Quatro on their Australian tours. The solid gigging continued through 1974 and into 1975, including a well-received appearance at the final Sunbury Festival in January '75. The La De Das' appearance was one of the few high points in this ill-fated event, which was was marred by bad weather and poor attendance. Headliners Deep Purple copped strong criticism for the arrogant and aggressive conduct of their crew, with Purple's roadies provoking a fight with AC-DC and George Young after refusing to allow AC/DC to follow them on stage. There was also a lot of anger over their whopping AU$60,000 fee -- about ten times the going rate for a top-rank Aussie act of the day -- which was magnified by the fact that almost all the local groups went unpaid. Despite these altercations, the La De Das made a positive impression on Deep Purple, and lead guitarist Ritchie Blackmore expressed an interest in jamming with them. Tracks 1. The Place (Kevin Borich, Keith Barber) - 5:33 2. To Get Enough - 4:09 3. Temple Shuffle - 7:50 4. No Law (Against Having Fun) - 4:50 5. Searchin' - 4:46 6. Who's The One You Love - 4:44 7. She Tell Me What To Do (Kevin Borich, Keith Barber) - 2:13 8. Sweet Girl (Bruce Howard, Trevor Wilson) - 3:20 9. Gonna See My Baby Tonight - 5:06 10.Morning Good Morning (Kevin Borich, Phil Key) - 3:30 11.Too Pooped To Pop (Chuck Berry) - 2:28 12.Honky Tonkin' (Hank Williams) - 2:42 13.I'm In Love Again (Dave Bartholomew, Fats Domino) - 3:17 14.All Along The Watchtower (Bob Dylan) - 5:47 Bonus Tracks 8-14 Personnel: Kevin Borich - Guitar, Vocals, Flute, Piano Keith Barber - Drums, Percussion, Harmonica Ron Peel - Bass, Vocals With Joe Whippy - Congas Don Wright - Saxophone Bobbie Marchini - Vocals Renee Geyer - Vocals
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