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Jaklin Blues Rock Electric Blues Psychedelic Rock 1969 Germany

Genre:	Rock / Blues / World, Country & Folk
Performer:	Jaklin
Title:	Jaklin
Style:	Blues Rock, Electric Blues, Psychedelic Rock
Date of release:	1969
Country:	Germany
MP3 album size:	1623 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1704 mb
WMA album size:	1160 mb
Digital formats:	TTA MP3 VOX AIFF MP4 VOC MP1

Tracklist Hide Credits

1	Rosie Arranged By – T. Eyre*Written-By – Traditional	2:01
2	Song To Katherine Written-By – Jaklin	5:14
3	Look For Me Baby Written-By – Jaklin	3:06
4	Early In The Morning Arranged By – T. Eyre*Written-By – Traditional	2:48
5	Just Been Left Again Written-By – Jaklin	4:50
6	The Same For You Written-By – A. Korner*	3:12
7	I Can't Go On Written-By – Jaklin	4:49
8	Going Home Written-By – Jaklin	2:42
9	I'm Leaving Written-By – Jaklin	3:44
10	Catfish Blues Arranged By – T. Eyre*Written-By – Traditional	4:34

Credits

Bass – Andy Rae
Drums – John Pearson
Guitar – Jaklin
Piano, Organ – Tommy Eyre
Producer – Douglas Mew
Sleeve Notes – Norman Jopling

Notes

Black Stable label.

"Variety within the somewhat strict framework of the blues format is something rare and elusive, and although musicians aspire to it and audiences long for it, failure and disappointment are usually their respective rewards. Yet unlike so many other musical forms, variety within blues does not necessarily mean an excess of complexity, sophistication, poetry or melody: it is the contiguity of blues and genuine personal feelings that constitutes the prime essential, for without it everything down to the most basic twelve-bar becomes inherently meaningless. This first album by Jaklin demonstrates how a young composer and singer with an ingrained feeling for contemporary blues manages to to produce songs which are both emotionally evokative yet simple enough to be tremendously vehicular - just take a listen to the weaving and pounding, the blending and harmony of the instrumentation on most of the tracks on this LP.
Particularly interesting is the rolling arrangement on "Song To Katherine", a piece with a strong New Orleans atmosphere, or as a contrast the tinkling piano on the mellow "I Can't Go On". As a performer Jaklin sets a high standard of variety - this set kicks off with "Rosie", a raunchy adaptation of an African tribal number that Nina Simone once recorded as "Be My Husband", while in absolute contrast an acoustic guitar opens "Look For Me Baby",a folk-based blues. "Early In The Morning" has Jaklin demonstrating a blues shouting technique that merges subtly into the jazz vocal field, and many of the instrumental passages on the LP consist of basic improvisations. In a lighter mood, "going Home" could easily be a John Lee Hooker song and arrangement from the late fifties or early sixties with the inspirational influences of rock'n'roll rhythms stamped out all over it. Jaklin's vovals are consistant throughout - the voice itself is a typical piece of British blues workmanship, with the influence of Alexis Korner coming through strongly - certainly Korner's "The Same For You" could well be a track from an Alexis LP. Both sides are rounded off with twelve bar numbers and "Catfish Blues" which ends the set is undoubtedly one of the most powerfully uncompromising ethnic blues cuts on a British LP today.
At 24, Jaklin has been living and playing the blues for many years. This LP marks an important phase not only in his career but in the British blues movement in general."

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
LDVS 17227	Jaklin	Jaklin ‎(LP)	Vogue Schallplatten	LDVS 17227	Germany	1969
WH 90326	Jaklin	Jaklin ‎(CD, Album, RE, Unofficial)	Walhalla	WH 90326	2004
42073	Jaklin	Jaklin ‎(LP, Album, RE)	Earmark	42073	Italy	2005
52007	Jaklin	Jaklin ‎(CD, Album, RE, Gat)	Breathless	52007	Italy	2005
CD 021	Jaklin	Jaklin ‎(CD, Album, RE)	SPM Records	CD 021	Germany	Unknown