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  Rare Earth
  
  2008 - Fill Your Head: The Studio Albums 1969-1974
  
 
(3CD Box) [mp3@320]
  
  
  
  
  Rare
Earth
  
  
  Rare Earth in 1970
  
  Wikipedia:
  Rare Earth is an American blues rock band
affiliated with Motown's Rare Earth record label (named after the band), which prospered from 1970–1972. Although
not the first white band signed to Motown, Rare Earth was the first big hit-making act signed by Motown that consisted
only of white members. (None of the previously signed all-white acts The Rustix, The Dalton Boys, or The Underdogs had
any hits.)
  
  
  Fill Your
Head: The Studio Albums 1969-1974
  
  
  
  Artist: Rare Earth
  Title: Fill
Your Head: The Studio Albums 1969-1974 (3CD Box)
  Format: 3 × CD, Remastered, Compilation, Box Set
 
Release Date: September 9, 2008
  Label: Motown Records
  Catalog: B0003636-02
  ASIN: B001DZDTWC
 
Genre: Rock, Funk, Soul, R&B, Blues Rock
  Duration: 3CD 03:48:55
  
  amazon.com:
 
Motown's first white rock group was every bit as funky and soulful as their Motor City labelmates, yet Rare Earth has
been far too rare in the CD era-until now! Get Ready for this awesome 3-CD set that collects their first 5 charting
studio albums: Get Ready ('69), Ecology ('70), One World ('71), Willie Remembers ('72) and Ma ('73), featuring classics
like (I Know) I'm Losing You; I Just Want to Celebrate; Born to Wander , and Big John is My Name . You also get 9 bonus
single sides including the hit edit of Get Ready and the Top 20 non-lp cut Hey Big Brother . 43 massive tracks plus a
32-page booklet...and it's all housed in a curved-top box that mimics the unique design of those original Rare Earth
label releases!
  
  AllMusic Review by Hal Horowitz:
  This 2008 compilation puts Rare Earth's
early Motown catalog back into print in one fell swoop with a three-disc package featuring remastered sound, new liner
notes with full credits, and exact reproductions of the album's original art. Unfortunately, that means you have to
spring for the whole set to get access to any one of the five for a physical copy, but there is always selective
downloading. While Rare Earth was never an A-list contender even during its salad days, the group, led by singing
drummer Pete Rivera (nee Hoorelbeke) had many fine moments, not all of them collected on the various best-of sets
already in print. As Motown's first foray into white rock, Rare Earth also became the name of the company's subsidiary
label that they, along with a handful of mostly forgotten other acts (Toe Fat anyone?), recorded for. Notes writer Scott
Schinder's five-page recap of the Earth's 1969-1974 run, which also includes an interview with Rivera, provides
excellent background information along with anecdotes and reminiscences from its founding member and featured voice.
Nine difficult-to-find bonus tracks (edited singles, non-album A- and B-sides) are somewhat incongruously tacked onto
the end of disc one (which also includes the Get Ready debut) instead of being sequenced next to the album they are
associated with. Otherwise, this set, with its rounded tombstone packaging that mimics the unique shape of many of the
first Rare Earth label releases, is a straightforward presentation of the five records, along with liner notes and even
inner record sleeve reproductions. These records established Rare Earth as rugged, working semi-stars. They persevered
through hard touring, a few top-notch songs such as One World's "I Just Want to Celebrate" (written for them by Nick
Zesses and Dino Fekaris), and imaginatively rearranged rock and R&B covers, to attain at least a footnote in pop
music history. At its best, generally on the Norman Whitfield productions of his own compositions such as Ecology's "(I
Know) I'm Losing You" and the Ma album, Rare Earth personified a style of blue-eyed, jammy psychedelic soul that, while
dated, still holds up as unique enough to have resulted in more hits than the group actually achieved. Since its most
recognizable music is well represented on Motown's impressive two-disc Anthology: The Best of Rare Earth and other
discs, this is for collectors who need everything from Rare Earth's most commercially and artistically successful years.
As such it is a classy presentation of a band whose finest moments remain impressive, innovative and
influential.
  
  
  
 

  CD1:
  
  Get Ready:
  
  01 Magic Key (Bridges/Folick) 4:01
  02 Tobacco Road (Loudermilk) 7:16
  03 Feelin' Alright (Mason)
5:10
  04 In Bed (Baird/Henderson/Hen) 3:07
  05 Train to Nowhere (Simmonds/Youlden) 3:26
  06 Get Ready
(Robinson) 21:35
  
  Bonus:
  
  07 Generation (Light Up the Sky) (Zesses/Fekaris/Verd)
2:46
  08 Get Ready [Single Version] (Robinson) 2:50
  09 (I Know) I'm Losing You [Single Version]
(Grant/Holland/Whitf) 3:42
  10 When Joanie Smiles (Baird) 2:56
  11 Here Comes the Night (Baird) 3:28
 
12 Hey Big Brother (Fkaris/Zesses) 4:46
  13 Love Shines Down (Rivera/Monette) 3:41
  14 Chained (Wilson)
3:35
  15 Fresh from the Can (Bridges/Hoorlbeke/P) 5:18
  
  
  CD2:
  
 
Ecology:
  
  01 Born to Wander (Baird) 3:24
  02 Long Time Leavin' (Baird) 4:54
  03 (I
Know) I'm Losing You (Grant/Holland/Whitf) 10:57
  04 Satisfaction Guaranteed (Baird) 4:37
  05 Nice Place to
Visit (Persh) 4:00
  06 No. 1 Man (Baird) 4:55
  07 Eleanor Rigby (Lennon/McCartney) 6:43
  
 
One World:
  
  08 What'd I Say (Charles) 7:16
  09 If I Die (Rivera) 3:32
  10 The Seed
(Rivera) 3:34
  11 I Just Want to Celebrate (Zesses/Fekaris) 3:44
  12 Someone to Love (Bridges) 3:49
 
13 Any Man Can Be a Fool (Persh) 3:37
  14 The Road (Baird) 3:38
  15 Under God's Light (Monette/Olson/Guzma)
4:51
  
  
  CD3:
  
  Willie Remembers:
  
  01 Good Time Sally
(Baird) 2:54
  02 Every Now and Then We Get to Go on Down to Miami (Zesses/Fekaris) 3:13
  03 Think of the
Children (Monette/Olson/River) 5:38
  04 Gotta Get Myself Back Home (Monette/Olson/River) 3:03
  05 Come with
Your Lady (Monette/Olson/River) 5:49
  06 Would You Like to Come Along (Monette/Olson/River) 2:51
  07 We're
Gonna Have a Good Time (Monette/Olson/River) 3:27
  08 I Couldn't Believe What Happened Last Night
(Monette/Olson/River) 12:38
  
  Ma:
  
  09 Ma (Whitfield) 17:22
  10 Big John Is My
Name (Whitfield) 4:25
  11 Smiling Faces Sometimes (Strong/Whitfield) 6:03
  12 Hum Along and Dance
(Strong/Whitfield) 5:17
  13 Come with Me (Whitfield) 4:45
  
  
  Members:
  
  Current Members:
  
  
Gil Bridges – saxophone, flute, lead vocals (1960–present)
   Ray Monette – lead guitars,
vocals (1971–1976, 1977–2004, 2009–present)
   Randy "Bird" Burghdoff – bass, vocals
(1985–present)
   Floyd Stokes Jr. – drums, lead vocals (1993–present)
   Mike Bruner
– keyboards (1998–present)
  
  Former Members:
  
   Peter Hoorelbeke (a.k.a.
Peter Rivera) – drums, lead vocals (1960–1974, 1976–1983)
   John Persh (a.k.a. John Parrish)
– bass, trombone, vocals (1960–1972; died 1981)
   Rod Richards (born Rod Cox) – lead guitars,
vocals (1960–1971)
   Kenny James (born Ken Folcik) – keyboards (1960–1971)
   Eddie
Guzman – percussion (1969–1993; died 1993)
   Mark Olson – keyboards, lead vocals
(1971–1974, 1977–1986; died 1991)
   Mike Urso – bass, vocals (1972–1974,
1976–1979, 1981–1983)
   Jerry LaCroix – vocals, saxophone, harmonica (1974–1976)

  Reggie McBride – bass (1974–1976)
   Gabriel Katona – keyboards (1974–1976)
  
Barry "Frosty" Frost – drums (1974–1975)
   Paul Warren – rhythm guitars, backing vocals
(1974–1975)
   Chet McCracken – drums (1975–1976)
   Jimi Calhoun - bass - (1976)
  
Frank Westbrook – keyboards (1976)
   Ken Johnston – bass, vocals (1979–1981)
   Tim
Ellsworth – bass, lead vocals (1983–1984, 1985)
   Tony Thomas - drums (1983-1984)
   Bob Weaver
– drums (1984–1985)
   Andy Merrild – bass (1984–1985)
   Bobby Rock –
drums (1985)
   Jerry LeBloch – drums (1985–1990)
   Rick Warner – keyboards
(1986–1998)
   Wayne Baraks – rhythm guitars, lead vocals (1987–1994)
   Dean Boucher
– drums (1990–1993)
   Ivan Greilich – lead guitars, vocals
(2004–2009)
  
  
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  My thanks to the original uploader
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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