The Ark [Bonus Tracks]Chad & Jeremy
Release Date: 08/08/2006
Original Release:
1968
# of Discs:
1
J&R Item # 681439_CD
UPC # 090771622723
Label: Sundazed Music Inc.
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Performer: Chad & Jeremy
Engineer: Bob Breault Producer: Gary Usher Distributor: E1 Distribution (USA) Notes: Personnel: Jeremy Clyde (guitar); Teressa Adams (cello); Bill Fritz, Jim Horn (reeds, woodwinds); Lincoln Mayorga, Michel Rubini (keyboards); Jim Gordon (drums); Victor Feldman (percussion). Liner Note Author: Jud Cost. Recording information: 09/25/1967-07/27/1968. Arranger: Chad Stuart. While The Ark contained nothing quite as elaborate as "The Progress Suite" that had taken up one whole side of Of Cabbages and Kings, it was another psychedelic mishmash of styles -- Indian one minute, musichall the next -- of a kind so many popular performers had been indulging in at the time in hopes of making the next Sgt. Pepper. The difference was that most of Chad & Jeremy's peers had gotten it out of their systems the year before. But C&J were upper-class types who took naturally to the pretensions of the form -- they thought they were making Art. Their listeners thought differently: The Ark missed the charts, and Chad & Jeremy broke up. ~ William Ruhlmann While The Ark contained nothing quite as elaborate as "The Progress Suite" that had taken up one whole side of Of Cabbages and Kings, it was another psychedelic mishmash of styles -- Indian one minute, musichall the next -- of a kind so many popular performers had been indulging in at the time in hopes of making the next Sgt. Pepper. The difference was that most of Chad & Jeremy's peers had gotten it out of their systems the year before. But C&J were upper-class types who took naturally to the pretensions of the form -- they thought they were making Art. Their listeners thought differently: The Ark missed the charts, and Chad & Jeremy broke up. [A 2006 Sundazed reissue adds liner notes and three bonus tracks including a pair of previously unrealesed songs and a tune, "Song of the Love Child", that turned up later on the soundtrack to 3 in the Attic.]~ William Ruhlmann
Record Collector (magazine) (p.96) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "[T]hey worked within a studio-based world that drew on baroque pop and soft-pop styles, wrapping them in ambitious acoustic arrangements of guitars, sitars and woodwinds."
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