Juicy Lucy - Lie Back And Enjoy It flac album

Lie Back and Enjoy It is the second album by British-American blues rock group Juicy Lucy, which was released in 1970. Although several members of the band had been replaced since the release of their first album, most notably singer Ray Owen and lead guitarist Neil Hubbard, it was generally considered to be a respectable follow up to their eponymous debut album of the previous year.

Juicy Lucy - Thinking of My Life 4:14. Juicy Lucy - Willie the Pimp (Remastered) (1970) 5:40. Juicy Lucy - Hello . Bye Bye Birmingham (Remastered) (1970) 4:14. Juicy Lucy - Pretty Woman (1970) 3:16. Juicy Lucy - Lie back and enjoy it (1970) 1:31. Juicy Lucy - I´m a thief (1970) 3:47. Juicy Lucy - Whisky In My Jar 4:01.

Juicy Lucy (1970) Lie Back And Enjoy It. Juicy Lucy (1970) Lie Back And Enjoy It - 03. Pretty Woman 03:13. JUICY LUCY - Lie Back And Enjoy It (1970) - 0. hinking Of My Life 04:25. JUICY LUCY - Lie Back And Enjoy It (1970) - 05. Hello LA, Bye Bye Birmingham 04:13. JUICY LUCY - Lie Back And Enjoy It (1970) - 04. Whisky In My Jar 04:01. JUICY LUCY - Lie Back And Enjoy It (1970) - 06. Changed My Mind 03:06. JUICY LUCY - Lie Back And Enjoy It (1970) - 03. Pretty Woman 03:14. Juicy Lucy (1970) Lie Back And Enjoy It 03. Pretty Woman.

If Juicy Lucy's debut album ranks among the most haunting, haunted blues-rock albums of the late 1960s, its follow-up only illustrates how damaging the last six months had been for the band. Fully half the band had been replaced, including vocalist Ray Owen and guitarist Neil Hubbard, and with them went much of the evil electrics and swamp-conscious blues that gave Juicy Lucy its most scintillating shivers  . Even the first-album era "Changed My Mind, Changed My Sign" sounded more like the Dils than Dr. John, and Lie Back and Enjoy It emerged a distinctly unenjoyable disappointment, at least by the standards Juicy Lucy once held so high. 1 Thinking of My Life Juicy Lucy 4:31.

This album has an average beat per minute of 130 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 101/184 BPM). See its BPM profile at the bottom of the page. Album starts at 132BPM, ends at 122BPM (-10), with tempos within the -BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing). Recent albums by Juicy Lucy. Do That and You'll Lose It. 2006.

Juicy Lucy were a British blues-rock outfit who only lasted about 3 years between 1969 and 1972. During this time they released 4 albums, the first 2 of which gained modest chart success in the UK - one of these albums (their 2nd release) was 'Lie Back And Enjoy It'. The album is a raunchy mixture of blues, blues-rock and a bit of country-blues, with many songs having a noticeable 'southern-fried' funky edge (there are some similarities with the early music of Little Feat). Esoteric Recordings ECLEC2216 breaks down as follows (39:08 minutes): Tracks 1 to 8 are the album "Lie Back And Enjoy It" released October 1970 in the UK on Vertigo 6360 014. The album charted at number 53 on the UK LP charts for one week in November 1970. Their next two albums were on the 'Bronze' and 'Polydor' labels ("Get A Whiff A This" from 1971 and "Pieces" from 1972).

JUICY LUCY's 2nd LP "Lie Back And Enjoy It" (1970) with a single B-side added, all from vynil, as usual. 01 Thinking of my life . 6 02 Built for comfort . 8 03 Pretty woman . 2 04 Whisky in my jar . 0. Bye Bye Birmingham . 0 06 Changed my mind . 6 07 That woman's got something . 1 08 Willie the pimp . 5 09 Lie back and enjoy it . 7. Walkin' down the highway ("B" side) . 8. JUICY LUCY (Live in the 1971 film BREAD) Clip . vi.

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