Sometime In New York City Yoko Ono & John Lennon

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Album-Release:
1972

HRA-Release:
08.07.2015

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  • 1Woman Is The Nigger Of The World05:18
  • 2Sisters, O Sisters03:49
  • 3Attica State02:57
  • 4Born In A Prison04:03
  • 5New York City04:40
  • 6Sunday Bloody Sunday05:03
  • 7The Luck Of The Irish02:57
  • 8John Sinclair03:34
  • 9Angela04:05
  • 10We're All Water07:14
  • 11Cold Turkey08:35
  • 12Don't Worry Kyoko16:06
  • 13Well (Baby Please Don't Go)04:41
  • 14Jamrag05:36
  • 15Scumbag04:27
  • 16Au08:08
  • Total Runtime01:31:13

Info for Sometime In New York City

While Lennon claimed to have always been politically minded, given his working-class upbringing in class-conscious England ('I've been satirizing the system since my childhood,' he once mused), rock-pop sensibilities, clever wordplay, or matters of the heart usually took precedence in his musical output. But here Lennon and Yoko, accompanied by New York's Elephant's Memory, sing and scream freely against sexism in 'Woman Is the Nigger Of The World' and 'Sisters, O Sisters.' They protest incarceration in 'John Sinclair,' 'Attica State,' and 'Born In A Prison,' colonialism in 'Sunday Bloody Sunday' and 'The Luck Of The Irish,' and racism in 'Angela.'

The richness of Phil Spector's production fills out the danceable grooves on nearly every track. Also featured is Lennon's paean to his adopted home, 'New York City,' with allusions to doping clerics and transsexual rockers as well as the highly quotable line, 'What a bad-ass city!' On the bonus disc, Lennon and Ono get it on with Zappa and the Mothers in live sets from London and New York. Things heat up considerably with 'Cold Turkey,' freak out with 'Don't Worry Kyoko,' and veer into the ridiculous with audience participation on 'Scumbag.' „Sometime In New York City“ is some of the groovin'-est, most tuneful agit-prop ever committed to disc.

Studio session:
John Lennon, guitars, vocals
Yoko Ono, vocals
Jim Keltner, drums, percussion
Elephant's Memory:
Stan Bronstein, saxophone, flute
Wayne 'Tex' Gabriel, guitar
Richard Frank Jr., drums, percussion
Adam Ippolito, piano, organ
John La Boosca, piano
Gary Van Scyoc, bass

Live session: 15 December 1969
John Lennon, guitar, vocal
Yoko Ono, bag, vocal
Eric Clapton, guitar
Delaney & Bonnie, guitar, percussion
Jim Gordon, drums
George Harrison, guitar
Nicky Hopkins, electric piano
Bobby Keyes, saxophone
Keith Moon, drums
Billy Preston, organ
Klaus Voormann, bass
Alan White, drums
Jim Price, trumpet

Live session: 6 June 1971
John Lennon, guitar, vocals
Yoko Ono, bag, vocals
Aynsley Dunbar, drums
Bob Harris, keyboards, vocals
Howard Kaylan, vocals
Jim Pons, bass, vocals
Don Preston, Mini-Moog
Ian Underwood, keyboard, vocals, woodwinds
Mark Volman, vocals
Klaus Voormann, bass, vocals
Frank Zappa, guitar, vocals

Recorded Studio: December 1971 – 20 March 1972
Live: 15 December 1969, at Lyceum Ballroom, London and 6 June 1971, at Fillmore East, New York City
Produced by John Lennon, Yoko Ono, Phil Spector

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