BLACK WIDOW - 1972 Black Widow III - текст песни, слова, перевод, видео

01 - The Battle

02 - Accident

03 - Lonely Man

04 - The Sun

05 - King of Hearts

06 - Old Man

In 1966, seven young musicians from the leuketer - Kay Garrett (vocals), Kip Trevor (vocals, guitar, harmonic), Jess "Zut" Taylor (keyboards), Jim Gannon (guitar, vocals), Clive Jones (Flate, saxophone), saxophone), saxophone). Bob Bond (BAS) and Clive Box (drums) - founded the group "Pesky Gee!". The team, which performed the so -called "blue -eyed Soul", lasted three years, releasing during this time only one album "ExclaMation Mark". In 1970, the team (already without Garrett) was renamed Black Widow, at the same time radically changing their musical landmarks. Following the course laid “Black Sabbath”, the group began to play the occult-Satan Rock (although, unlike the “heavy” Birminghamans, she made a lawsuit in progressive).

Concerts were set according to all the laws of mystical shows, the apotheosis of which was a staging of the sacrifice of a naked woman. This fact alone turned out to be enough for Black Widow to be spoke in the press. The debut longpley, implemented through CBS, took 32nd place in British charts, and the track "Come to the Sabbat" was the most popular thing.

By the way, a little earlier another version of this album with Vocal Kay and Kip was prepared, but the film was not immediately used, and it was stored for Jones for a long time. The record saw the light only in 1998 called "Return to the Sabbat". At the turn of the decades, the group toured a lot in Europe, and twice visited (in 1969 and 1970) at the ISLEA of WIGHT festival in those days. On the second album, Black Widow tried to move away from their occult things, wanting to expand the audience, but got the opposite result. Following this, shifts of the composition began. Bond gave Basuha Jeff Griffitsu, boxing lost to the Romeo Challenger shock unit, and John Kalli (ex-Cressida ”took the place of Gannon.

The group moved further and further towards the art clock, moving away from mystical texts and theatrical shows and simultaneously losing its fans. On the third album, which appeared in 1972, there were things such as the anti -war song "The Battle" and the hymn to the sun "The Sun". Now it became clear to everyone that Black Widow in the pursuit of commercialization completely lost their dark roots.

The record was still in some demand in continental Europe, but in England few people paid attention to it. By the summer of 1972, the team was completely demoralized, since the CBS company broke the contract. The musicians had to engage in recording and producing the next full range. Despite the fact that "IV" contained a fairly strong material, it was not possible to release the album immediately, and it fell on the shelf until 1997. At the end of the sessions, Trevor retreated, and the American Rick "e" stood to the microphone. However, this alliance did not last long, and in the same year the group was dissolved. Thanks to Clive Jones and Mystic Records in the 90s, two early Black Widow works were light.

At the junction of centuries, the Italian label "Black Widow Records" released the tribute album "King of the Witches". The groups "Death SS", "Presence", "Abiogenesi" and others participated in his records, and, in addition, Jones and Trevor handed the hand to the creation of the record. In 2007, the same Mystic Records threw on sale DVD "Demons of the Night Gather to See Black Widow" with a 1970 Sacrify concert.