Go Go..1976 ...FULL ALBUM Vinyl Rip.....

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Go Go..1976 ...FULL ALBUM Vinyl Rip....Go is the first album by the rock supergroup Go. It was released in 1976 on Island Records...Track listing
"Winner/Loser" by Steve Winwood, all other songs by Stomu Yamashta with lyrics by Michael Quartermain.

"Solitude" - 2:57
"Nature" - 2:32
"Air Over" - 2:32
"Crossing the Line" - 4:46
"Man of Leo" - 2:02
"Stellar" - 2:53
"Space Theme" - 3:12
"Space Requiem" - 3:20
"Space Song" - 2:00
"Carnival" - 2:46
"Ghost Machine" - 2:06
"Surfspin" - 2:25
"Time is Here" - 2:46
"Winner/Loser"- 4:10
A portion of "Crossing The Line" appears on the soundtrack of Tempest.Stomu Yamashta - Synthesizer, Percussion & Timpani
Steve Winwood - Vocals, Piano, Electric Piano (6), Organ (5 - 11), Guitar & Synthesizer (14)
Michael Shrieve - Drums
Klaus Schulze - Synthesizers
Rosko Gee - Bass
Thunderthighs - Backing Vocals
Paul Buckmaster - Woodwind, Brass & Strings Arrangements
Al Di Meola - Lead Guitar (5 - 6 - 10 - 11 - 13)
Pat Thrall - Lead & Rhythm Guitar (3 - 4)
Junior Marvin - Rhythm Guitar (4 - 5 - 6 - 10 - 14)
Chris West - Rhythm Guitar (1 - 11 - 13)
Bernie Holland - Rhythm Guitar (10)
Hisako Yamashta - Violin & Backing Vocals (9)
Brother James - Congas (11 - 14)
Lenox Langton - Congas (11)
Phill Brown - Engineer/+/+.Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the copyright act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use.ladislav zivanovic../+'+I have no copyright or copyright ,DVD///+Album,
– unless the administration,you tube considers that I have violated the copyright will be deleted and removed from my channel, my respect and thank you!!!///!!./+These two opening ballads follow Man of Leo, which is a hyper-funk fusion RnB song at the top of Winwood's soulful voice, which is fortunately freed from the reverb swamp of earlier numbers. Leo shows off the rhythmic skills of drummer Michael Shrieve and bassist Rosh Gee, and features a great guitar solo by Al Dimeola. The side closes with multiple space sounds.

The other side opens with Klaus Schulze and Stomu trying to create the classic sound of Tangerine Dream, but the two keyboardists never really get together. Finally we come to a path that shows true originality; Carnival. This instrumental opens with a shocking double-fast tympani drone that is on top of "terrifying" orchestral fanfare and all sorts of synthesizer and guitar sounds. Sounds like the avant-garde part from the soundtrack of an Italian movie.

Carnival is immediately followed by Ghost Machine, which is a big fast RnB/rock song that makes Winwood sing as if she were thinking so again this time. Al Dimeola adds a few great fusion riffs and solos to this song. The next song, Time is Here, is a beautiful progressive funk/RnB song featuring more Winwood vocals and interesting string arrangements by Paul Buckmaster. Throughout this album Buckmaster shines as a truly original and innovative arranger. The album closes with the mild rock song Winner/Loser, which is one of the few songs on this album that has a really strong and original melody. Winwood really digs into the tune and makes the song his own.

This is a pretty good album, just not as good as I want it to be, especially when you consider the all-star cast that's present here... LADISLAV&Z... .......This video- not licensed.,. He's s. Mog 3.Chanal, HISTORI MUSIC- No license on that video. Please correct this on this video - Thank you in advance!!! Ladislav&Z..........