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MARCEESE
Have Love, Will Travel
Released : January 23, 2015
Produced by : Marceese
Time : 51:24
| 01 Tomorrow
and Tonight |
(2:36)
Paul
Stanley |
| 02 Man
Of 1000 Faces |
(2:44)
Gene Simmons |
| 03 Plaster
Caster |
(3:38)
Gene Simmons |
| 04 I
Want You |
(5:16)
Paul
Stanley |
| 05 Radioactive |
(2:47)
Gene Simmons |
| 06 Got
Love For Sale |
(3:54)
Gene Simmons |
| 07 Easy
Thing |
(3:26)
Peter Criss, Stan Penridge |
| 08 Move
On |
(2:22)
Paul Stanley, Mikel Japp |
| 09 Dirty
Livin' |
(5:04)
Peter Criss, Vini Poncia, Stan Penridge |
| 10 Rip
It Out |
(4:50)
Ace
Frehley, Larry Kelly, Sue Kelly |
| 11 Rock
and Roll All Nite |
(3:49)
Gene
Simmons, Paul Stanley |
| 00 Charisma
(hidden track) |
(6:06)
Gene
Simmons, Howard Marks |
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released 2015 by Timezone Records, Germany.
LABELS
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Germany
: Timezone Records - compact disc and digital download
NOTES :
Acoustic & electric guitars, bass, vocals,
banjo, cajon, harp and tambourine by Marceese.
Produced by Marceese.
Recorded and Mixed at Zico Recordings, Berlin, Kreutzberg,
Germany, October 2014.
Extra NOTES :
From :
Kiss Related Recordings
Wow, This 2nd KISS Tribute by Berlin folk artist Marceese is a must have
gem ….
It’s hard to believe Marceese is from Germany. It really is a
pleasure to hear KISS' obscure songs transformed into Southern
sounding folk classics, in a mood that brings you to New
Orleans, Mississippi Delta, … a house with a rocking chair on
the veranda … “Tommorow and Tonight” goes back to 50’s cajun
music … This time “I Want You” and “Rip It Out” are rearranged
to emotional dramatically acoustical ballads, with a nearly
crying electric guitar during “I Want You”.
Where Marceese first KISS Tribute “Baby
Driver” was mainly acoustical folk
music, “Have Love, Will Travel” have a lot more musical
surprises …. “Plaster Caster”, an up-tempo “Radioactive” … nice
backing vocals, bass drum and electric guitarsolo on “Got Love
For Sale”, Banjo Cajun / bass drum versions of “Move On” and
“Rock ‘n Roll All Nite” … and with a Jimi Hendrix 60’s guitar
sound version of “Dirty Livin” Marceese did one of the best KISS
cover versions ever ….
This really is a must hear!!!
Hidden track on the album is a humoristic parody folk version of
“Charisma” …
It wouldn’t surprise me when one of these covered KISS tunes
will be used in a movie or documentary taking place in Southern
States of America …
Marceese’s previous KISS Tribute “Baby
Driver” I described as a little pearl,
now his 2nd KISS Tribute “Have Love, Will Travel” than is a
perfectly cut diamond …. KRR TIP !!!
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