Man - Rhinos, Winos & Lunatics (1974): A Psychedelic & Progressive Rock Classic 🎸

Man - Rhinos, Winos & Lunatics 1974 (UK, Psychedelic Rock, Progressive Rock)<br /><br /><br /><br /><br /> Eighth album in the discography of the most flourishing of the group, we can say - the ceiling. Here's the story Deke Leonard: "I think that Baker (producer Roy Thomas Baker) did a good job. We are not the easiest group in the world for a producer, but I think he was a great professional and cheerful person, do not pay attention to our moods . We went to the Castle Clearwell, where they learned that we can use week deadline. With extremely tight schedule, we were panicking, but suddenly everything went like clockwork. After a week in the studio Morgan material was recorded, and three completely mixed. " The album was released in February 1974 and successfully reached # 24 in the UK Albums Chart. Smooth, multidimensional and melodic album of 8 tracks, was supported by a national tour with Hawkwind and greatly increased the popularity of Man. After the release of this album was first team crossed the ocean and began touring in the U.S.. <br /><br />Tracks:<br /> Original album:<br />All tracks composed by Micky Jones, Deke Leonard, Malcolm Morley, Ken Whaley and Terry Williams, except where noted.<br /><br />01. Taking The Easy Way Out Again - 4:22<br /><br />02. The Thunder And Lightning Kid - 5:17<br /><br />03. California Silks And Satins (Deke Leonard, Malcolm Morley) - 4:37<br /><br />04. Four Day Louise - 6:02<br /><br />05. Intro - 0:44<br /><br />06. Kerosene - 6:29<br /><br />07. Scotch Corner - 9:04<br /><br />08. Exit - 1:13<br /><br /><br />Bonus:<br /><br />09. Taking The Easy Way Out Again (single A-side, 1974) - 3:17<br /><br /><br />Personnel:<br /><br />- Micky Jones - guitar, vocals<br />- Deke Leonard - guitar, piano, vocals<br />- Malcolm Morley - piano, guitar, vocals<br />- Ken Whaley - bass<br />- Terry Williams - drums, vocals<br />+<br />- Roy Thomas Baker - producer<br /><br />