The New York Rock Ensemble – Roll Over 1971 (USA, Psychedelic Rock)
After the release of the album "Reflections," rhythm guitarist Brian Corrigan left the lineup, and the band shortened its name to "New York Rock Ensemble" and moved from Atlantic Records to Columbia Records. "Roll Over" was the band's most rock-oriented album, and perhaps for that reason, it sold better than its experimental predecessors.
Tracks:
01. Running Down The Highway - 0:00
02. Gravedigger - 3:26
03. Law And Order - 8:18
04. Fields Of Joy - 11:54
05. The King Is Dead - 15:41
06. Don't Wait Too Long - 19:50
07. Anaconda - 22:55
08. Beside You - 26:18
09. Traditional Order - 30:05
10. Ride, Ride My Lady - 36:12
Personnel:
Clifton Nivison - guitar, vocals (01, 05, 10)
Dorian Rudnytsky - bass, cello, vocals (09, 10)
Michael Kamen - organ, piano, oboe, vocals (02-04, 06-09)
Martin Fulterman - drums, oboe, vocals (02, 03, 07, 08)
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Hank Devito – pedal steel guitar
Hal Fredericks - vocals (04)
John McClure - producer
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