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The album ‘Bananamour’ evolved from Kevin and Archie’s live ‘Banana Follies’ revue. Soft Machine ex-colleague Mike Ratledge contributes keyboards to the track ‘Interview’ and David Bedford arranged ‘Beware Of The Dog’. Additional vocals by top female singers Liza Strike, Doris Troy and Barry St.John add sensual drama to the album especially on the song ‘When Your Parents Go ...
Internotional Anthem takes the chord progression of the album opener Don't Let it Get You Down (For Rachel) and the melody/lyrics of Interview, performed by the Dark Side of the Moon backing vocals section (Doris Troy etc.).
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Bananamour is the fourth studio album by Kevin Ayers and it featured some of his most accessible recordings, including "Shouting in a Bucket Blues" and his whimsical tribute to Syd Barrett, "Oh!
'Bananamour' es la madurez de Kevin Ayers como compositor. Ayers se basa en un trío recién formado tras su 'Whatevershebringswesing'. ... Doris Troy- Voz
24 de feb. de 2013 · The compositions on "Bananamour" emphasize the vocal aspects of the material; in fact, Ayers secured the industry's premier session vocalists to back him on the recordings: Liza Strike, Doris Troy, and Barry St. John.
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Ayers’ feeds his voice through a Leslie speaker while backing vocalists Liza Strike and Doris Troy vibrantly burst to the fore with the title chorus. The carefree lope of “Shouting In A Bucket Blues” is elevated by guest musician Steve Hillage’s honeyed, psych-blues-inflected electric guitar, which contrasts with Ayers’ lusciously ...
"Don't let it get you down", the opening track, lacks a striking melody, but it is mainly of interest because of its great horn section and the enthusiastic vocals by Doris Troy, Liza Strike and Barry St.John - three names that will sound familiar to anyone who's read the liner notes to THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON.
