World's Not Big Enough
Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Reissue of the former Atomic Rooster singer/ guitarist's solo album with 12 bonus tracks added. Guests on the record include Status Quo members Francis Rossi & Andy Brown, plus big, bad, bald bassist John McCoy of Gillan. Bonus tracks are 'Exodus (Johnny And His Epic Guitars)', 'Moody Child', 'Truck Stop', 'Well Let's Go', 'Paradise', 'I Want To Be Alone', 'Ode To Mae West', 'Wise Man', 'Ooh Be Doo', 'Thanx For Nothing', 'Who Cares?' and 'The Door'. 27 tracks total, also including the U.K. top 40 hit 'Don't Be A Dummy'. 1999 release.
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World's Not Big Enough
Average customer rating:
- "Where's The Show" It is here but rather different
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The World's Not Big Enough
John Du Cann
Manufacturer: Angel Air
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B0000257CA
Release Date: 2004-07-05 |
Tracks:
- Don't Be A Dummy
- You Didn't Know Any Better
- Fashion Fantasy
- When I Was Old
- Only One Night
- Where's The Show!
- She's My Woman
- Throw Him In Jail
- Evil You
- Don't Talk
- Your Application Failed
- If I'm Makin'
- Street Strutter
- Evil You
- Hesitation
- Exodus
- Moody Child
- Truck Stop
- Well Let's Go
- Paradise
- I Want To Be Alone
- Ode To Mai West
- Wise Man
- Ooh Be Doo
- Thanx For Nothing
- Who Cares?
- The Door
Album Description
Reissue of the former Atomic Rooster singer/ guitarist's solo album with 12 bonus tracks added. Guests on the record include Status Quo members Francis Rossi & Andy Brown, plus big, bad, bald bassist John McCoy of Gillan. Bonus tracks are 'Exodus (Johnny And His Epic Guitars)', 'Moody Child', 'Truck Stop', 'Well Let's Go', 'Paradise', 'I Want To Be Alone', 'Ode To Mae West', 'Wise Man', 'Ooh Be Doo', 'Thanx For Nothing', 'Who Cares?' and 'The Door'. 27 tracks total, also including the U.K. top 40 hit 'Don't Be A Dummy'. 1999 release.
Customer Reviews:
"Where's The Show" It is here but rather different.......2007-06-25
As the author of the Jefferson Airplane book "Take Me To A Circus Tent" and a former radio disc-jockey, I am often asked to write and or discuss various recordings from the 60's and 70's.
It took twenty-two years for John Du Cann's "The World's Not Big Enough" to see the light of the day in 1999. Hidden in the musical vaults of the past the Angel Air release not only provides the original LP tracks but a myriad of bonus material.
For those that have been mesmerized by his work with Atomic Rooster (I have collected every note from the band) be prepared for a much different approach. The tracks are reminiscent of a combination of the Cars and David Bowie (not as ambitious).
Not one composition is even four minutes! It may be hard the first time around to comprehend the change from Rooster's intensity, gloom, and improvisation to a basic rock and roll production.
The only cut on the CD that may conjure images of John's early 1970's style would be "Exodus."
With twenty-seven tunes to digest and the opportunity to finally hear the lost record, set your mind clear of preconceived notions and judge this on its merits and not against the mighty Rooster.
Enjoy the music and be well,
Craig Fenton
Author of the Jefferson Airplane book "Take Me To A Circus Tent"
Hit It........2006-05-23
This album is a departure from atomic rooster for John Du Cann and perplexes me as to why this album was not released in 1977 and further perplexes me as to if this album was not released, why it did not become at the very least, a top 10 hit in the UK and the US. The album is ingenious. Tracks like Fashion Fantasy and Throw him in Jail are fall along the lines of punk and rock. This is not a progressive rock album in my opinion and sounds more like a pop album, but with taste. A couple of years after Du Cann released this album, he returned to Atomic Rooster and released the album 'Atomic Rooster'. The second to be named so since There first release in circa 1969. The track 'only one night' is humorous as it seems to almost mock the 1950's 'blue moonish' feel, but is nonetheless a great track. After Du Cann joined Atomic Rooster, he left after recording one album with his counterparts Vincent Crane and Paul Hammond. Sadly, Crane and Hammond both committed suicide during the 1980's. Du Cann is the only remnant of Atomic Rooster now left, but his vocals and musical talent exceed any of today's standards. Bravo John. I always will model my musical playing and style after yours.
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World's Not Big Enough
Ivy Markaity
Manufacturer: National
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B000006CE3
Release Date: 1998-01-27 |
Tracks:
- Hat Full Of Rain
- Hey Jay
- Cruel Lullaby
- My Hip Life
- Taste My Pain
- Pieces
- World's Not Big Enough
- Sacred Views
- Trust Myself
- All I Ever Needed
- Universal Bliss
- Trade My Skin
- Open Invitation
Average customer rating:
- "Where's The Show" It is here but a bit different
|
World's Not Big Enough
John Du Cann
Manufacturer: Angel Air Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B00000JT4N
Release Date: 1999-08-10 |
Tracks:
- Don't Be A Dummy
- You Didn't Know Any Better
- Fashion Fantasy
- When I Was Old
- Only One Night
- Where's The Show!
- She's My Woman
- Throw Him In Jail
- Evil You
- Don't Talk
- Your Application Failed
- If I'm Makin'
- Street Strutter
- Evil You
- Hesitation
- Exodus
- Moody Child
- Truck Stop
- Well Let's Go
- Paradise
- I Want To Be Alone
- Ode To Mai West
- Wise Man
- Ooh Be Doo
- Thanx For Nothing
- Who Cares?
- The Door
Customer Reviews:
"Where's The Show" It is here but a bit different.......2007-06-25
As the author of the Jefferson Airplane book "Take Me To A Circus Tent" and a former radio disc-jockey, I am often asked to write and or discuss various recordings from the 60's and 70's.
It took twenty-two years for John Du Cann's "The World's Not Big Enough" to see the light of the day in 1999. Hidden in the musical vaults of the past the Angel Air release not only provides the original LP tracks but a myriad of bonus material.
For those that have been mesmerized by his work with Atomic Rooster (I have collected every note from the band) be prepared for a much different approach. The tracks are reminiscent of a combination of the Cars and David Bowie (not as ambitious).
Not one composition is even four minutes! It may be hard the first time around to comprehend the change from Rooster's intensity, gloom, and improvisation to a basic rock and roll production.
The only cut on the CD that may conjure images of John's early 1970's style would be "Exodus."
With twenty-seven tunes to digest and the opportunity to finally hear the lost record, set your mind clear of preconceived notions and judge this on its merits and not against the mighty Rooster.
Enjoy the music and be well,
Craig Fenton
Author of the Jefferson Airplane book "Take Me To A Circus Tent"
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