Kim Fowley - Times Have Changed - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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- Description: Kim Fowley - Times Have Changed / My brother Dan and I (The Kessel Bros., 2nd generation members of The Wrecking Crew) met Kim around the early days of the Runaway's. He was a very cool guy with a quick wit and special vocabulary. We ended up doing several projects and recordings with Kim. We helped with his girl group the Orchids and the Vampires from Outer Space Album. During this period my brother and I were doing our own projects (involving The Ramones, Blondie, Rodney Bingenheimer, the Go Go's, and Co-Productions with Brian Wilson and the Honeys/American Spring) and working as second generation Wrecking Crew members on Phil Spector records. This included recordings with John Lennon, Cher, Harry Nilsson, Dion, Leonard Cohen with Bob Dylan, the Ramones, and Celine Dion amongst others. We were hanging out with Kim and he said InchWhy don't you guys produce me, that could be coolInch. So, we went into a funky studio on Hollywood Blvd across from the Chinese theater and proceeded to write some songs in the studio. Our mutual friend, DJ legend Rodney Bingenheimer said InchDon't make it sound too expensive or you lose the LO-FI grove that was happening in Punk Rock at the timeInch. We structured these songs on the spot so there are no bridges on any of the songs. This album was an accident on purpose, and Kim ends up sounding like a Punk Rock Leonard Cohen. Laying it on the line. This was recorded in 1978 and has not come out as an album until now. The tapes kept getting lost and rediscovered. Album Tracks 1. Times Have Changed 2. Give It to Me 3. Gang Land 4. Smash 5. The Young Brave and the Beautiful 6. Out of Focus 7. Meet Me in Las Vegas 8. Sister Darkness 9. Live Fast, Die Young 10. House of Flowers
- Artist: Kim Fowley
- Title: Times Have Changed
- Format: CD
- Label: Liberation Hall
- Release Date: 02/02/2024
- Genre: Rock
- Number Of Discs: 1
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- Product Name: Kim Fowley - Times Have Changed - COMPACT DISCS
- UPC: 089353509125
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