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b. 11 March 1945, Detroit, Michigan, USA. This fluent, mellifluous guitarist was one of several young aspirants learning their skills in Chicago blues clubs. A contemporary of Paul Butterfield and Michael Bloomfield, Mandel was a member of both the Charlie Musselwhite and Barry Goldberg blues bands, before moving to the west coast in 1967. His debut album, Christo Redentor, was released the following year. This wholly instrumental set, which included contributions from Musselwhite, Graham Bond, and the Nashville musicians later known as Area Code 615, is arguably the guitarist's definitive release, but Righteous and Baby Batter are equally inventive. Between 1969 and 1971, Mandel was a member of Canned Heat wherein he struck an empathy with bassist Larry Taylor. Both subsequently joined John Mayall for USA Union and Back To The Roots before the guitarist formed the short-lived Pure Food And Drug Act. He also remained a popular session musician, contributing to albums by Love and the Ventures during this highly prolific period. Mandel continued to record his stylish solo albums throughout the early 70s, and collaborated with Don "Sugarcane" Harris in Pure Food And Drug Act. He was one of several candidates mooted to replace Mick Taylor in the Rolling Stones. The results of his audition are compiled on the band's 1976 album, Black And Blue. This dalliance with corporate rock was Harvey's last high-profile appearance. In 1985 he signed a short-lived recording deal with the newly founded Nuance label. Two subsequent releases on other small labels appealed only to his loyal following. The release of the 2-CD box set The Mercury Years once again directed us back to Christo Redentor, a modern classic of psychedelic wanderings and widely regarded as his finest moment. | |||
Christo Redentor (Philips 1968)**** | |||
Righteous (Philips 1969)**** | |||
Games Guitars Play (Philips 1970)*** | |||
Baby Batter aka Electric Progress (Janus 1971)*** | |||
with Pure Food And Drug Act Choice Cuts (Epic 1972)*** | |||
The Snake (Janus 1972)**** | |||
Shangrenade (Janus 1973)*** | |||
Feel The Sound Of Harvey Mandel (Janus 1974)*** | |||
Live Boot: Harvey Mandel Live In California (Fresh Squeezed 1990)*** | |||
Twist City (Western Front 1993)*** | |||
Compilations: | |||
Best Of Harvey Mandel (Janus 1975)*** | |||
The Mercury Years (Mercury 1995)*** | |||
Christo Redentor Plus Selected Sessions (Raven 2003)**** | |||
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== Diskografie == | == Diskografie == | ||
Version vom 26. Juni 2011, 15:27 Uhr
US-amerikanischer Blues- und Rockgitarrist
geboren 11. März 1945 in Detroit (Michigan, USA)
Harvey Mandel spielte in den Blues Clubs von Chicago und war Mitglied der Begleitgruppen von Charlie Musselwhite und Barry Goldberg, bevor er 1967 an die US-amerikanische Westküste zog. 1968 veröffentlichte er sein erstes Album Christo redentor.
1969 bis 1971 war Mandel Mitglied von Canned Heat. Anschliessend ging er mit John Mayall auf Tournee und wurde ein begehrter Studiomusiker. Er spielte unter anderem mit Love und den Ventures. 1975 war er einer der Kandidaten für die Nachfolge von Mick Taylor als Gitarrist der Rolling Stones, auf deren Album Black and blue (1976) er auf den beiden Stücken "Hot stuff" und "Memory motel" zu hören ist.
2010 tourte Mandel mit den wiedervereinigten Canned Heat auch in Deutschland.
Diskografie
* Christo Redentor (1968)
* Righteous (1969)
* Games Guitars Play (1970)
* Electronic Progress (1971)
* Get off in Chicago in a century of progress (1971)
* Baby Batter aka Electronic Progress (1971)
* The Snake (1972)
* Shangrenade (1973)
* Feel The Sound Of Harvey Mandel (1974)
* Best Of Harvey Mandel (1975)
* Live Boot: Harvey Mandel Live In California (1990)
* Twist City (1993)
* Snakes and Stripes (1995)
* The Mercury Years (1995)
* Planetary Warrior (1997)
* Lick This
* West Coast Killaz
* Christo Redentor Plus Selected Sessions (2003)