2012-3-20 13:41
麻油女郎
Imelda May - Mayhem (2010) [Rockabilly]
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Artist : Imelda May
Album : Mayhem
Label : Universal
Genre : Rock
Street date : 2010-10-04
Quality : 199 kbps / 44.1kHz / Joint Stereo
Encoder : Lame 3.97 -V2 --vbr-new
Size : 76.20 MB
Time : 51:15 min
Url : [url=http://www.imeldamay.co.uk]http://www.imeldamay.co.uk[/url]
1. Pulling The Rug 3:53
2. Psycho 2:52
3. Mayhem 2:47
4. Kentish Town Waltz 4:50
5. All For You 2:50
6. Eternity 3:16
7. Inside Out 3:28
8. Proud And Humble 4:00
9. Sneaky Freak 3:04
10. Bury My Troubles 3:06
11. Too Sad To Cry 4:29
12. I'm Alive 3:52
13. Let Me Out 3:22
14. Tainted Love 2:47
15. Johnny Got A Boom Boom (Remix) (Bonus Track) 2:39
Specializing in rockabilly with a look to match, Dublin-born
Imelda May has an extensive repertoire of cool covers and
self-penned songs.
Jools Holland is excitable by nature, but when he spots a new
artist who has what he considers it, his enthusiasm goes
off the scale. To go by his reaction to Imelda May, she has
it in spades. Ive got to have you on the show, he told
her after seeing her play live and so, a couple of months
ago, she duly found herself on Later With Jools Holland,
wowing an audience who included Jeff Beck, Elbow and Roots
Manuva. Jeff Beck, in fact, made a point of telling Holland
that he was only there to see Imelda.
National TV exposure, a clutch of musician fans not bad for
an Irish newbie. But with respect to Jools and crew, it works
both ways: Imelda got that Later boost, but Later can
claim the kudos of discovering a talent who doesnt sound
like anyone else.
Having fallen in love with rockabilly and the blues as a
nine-year-old in Dublin the only kid in her class who
wasnt into a-Ha and Wet Wet Wet shes turned them into a
cool, swinging fusion thats both classic and oddly modern.
Thats not just PR fluff: though her musical heart lies in
early rocknroll (shes partial to the clothes, too - her
wardrobe is stuffed with leopard-print cardigans and tight
bad-girl jeans), she puts a 21st century spin on things. Her
debut album, Love Tattoo, is lusciously retro, but as fresh
as 2009. And her live gigs, where she sings and plays
bodhran, are fierce.
Its all gone mental lately, she says, in an accent that 10
years of living in London has failed to shift. Elbow asked
me to join them on their tour, as a result of Later, and
Gilson Lavis [Jools Hollands drummer] said to me, Youre
very sexy in a trashy way, and I mean that in the nicest
possible way. So I said, You look like a pimp, and I mean
that in the nicest possible way. She looks very pleased at
this.
She was the youngest of five kids, and because the family
lived in a two-bedroom house, there was no avoiding the music
her older siblings listened to. There was folk (one of her
sisters was in a folk group connected with their church in
Dublins Liberties area), and the usual chart pop, but there
was also Elvis. My brother was a mad Elvis fan, and I found
a tape in his room with Elvis, Eddie Cochran and Gene
Vincent. I thought the music was fantastic.
Imelda has shared the stage with Alison Moyet, Dionne
Warwick, Bryan Ferry, Anastasia, The Supremes, Sister Sledge,
Scissor Sisters, Matt Bianco, Elvis Costello, Jools Holland,
Elton John and Jeff Beck.
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