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Titolo: [Morgan]:Info

Sapete dirmi qualcosa relativamente a questa band o singolo 
artista inglese.
Ho sentito un pezzo sulla BBC Radio 1 e mi è molto piaciuto.
L'hammond che usa gli è stato venduto da Pete Townsend con il
patto tra gentiluomini che quando gli Who vanno in tournè lui
lo ridà alla mitica band......!!!
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 lo ridà alla mitica band......!!!
Interessante. Mo' m'informerò...;-)
ciao s.
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il biondo (rosso verde) ne sa sempre una +
di bussotti ( una sorta di demonio che si aggira dalle nostre
parti).....bah...dovè le troverà ste notizie.....
informati stanz....e facci sapere...di questo eletto( morgan) del buon
pete....
che ci avrà mai fatto poi lui ( pete) con un hammond....boh...
strana gente gli artisti ....
bye bye ...

bel cd "organized" vario e con l'onnipresente hammond che lega il tutto.
niente di nuovo ma tutto fatto molto bene.

 lo ridà alla mitica band......!!!
The first we heard of Morgan was the unruly two-finger salute of 'Miss
Parker' - last year's debut that introduced us to Morgan's 15-year-old
brother William, and his disrespec' for traditional classroom protocol.
Hiding with a Dictaphone in the back of Miss Parker's geography lesson, he's
giving himself a lyrical education. "Miss Parker with ya all day every
day... you'd better respect the music comin' atcha, 'cos we're gonna get
done any minute...".
That was the troublesome urchin; now, meet the rest of the clan. 'Organized'
finds three generations gathered around Morgan's treasured Hammond organ
that used to belong to Pete Townshend, accompanied The Who on countless
tours, and now forms the fizzling centrepiece of 'Organized'. There's
Morgan's dad, one Billy Nicholls, a name back in the '60s that sang with the
Small Faces on 'Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake'; Morgan's mum, Annie, who went to
art school with Pete Townshend's wife, and secured the purchase of said
organ; sister Amy, and cousin Rose, who provide vocals; and, of course, the
ever-obnoxious William, giving Daphne & Celeste a run for their money.
'Organized' is, as we speak, playing havoc with some hapless academic's Rock
Family Tree.
 Accordingly, this is a curious, dog-eared scrapbook of a record, the Small
Faces page faded and yellowed, the Ali G page still wet with paste. There's
a hotchpotch of styles, from the show-stealing skittish lo-fi dancefloor ska
of 'Miss Parker' to the Hammond-heavy earnest Weller-esque burnout of
'Heaven Come Quickly'. On the show-stealing kiddie-freestyle of 'Fistful Of
Love', William offers Peter Andre out for a fight. But hide those cringes
for the dad-rock clunker of 'Paparazzi', written with Pete Townshend just
after Di kicked the bucket, where dad Billy offers, without any irony, "Why
don't you chase someone like Schwarzenegger?" Punk rock! Ahem... Far from
essential, 'Organized' kicks its heels along the sun-baked road that links
the playground to the retirement home, the scattershot spiritual cousin to
The All Seeing I's 'Pickled Eggs And Sherbert', an oft-funny curio, with a
couple of cracking singles. And what of Morgan's organ? It's being returned
to The Who for their summer tour. One for the family album? This is the
family album, mate. Check it out now, the funk-soul brother, father, sister,
cousin, mother...
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