Harlis - Harlis

Artist: Harlis
Album: Harlis

1976

Rating: 3.75

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Review by Xeridian Darkmoon

Harlis, the self-titled debut album by the rock band Harlis, is an impressive showcase of the group's musical prowess. The album features a range of rock styles, from hard-driving riffs to more melodic ballads, all of which are executed with skill and energy.

The album's opening track, "Gettin' Dangerous," sets the tone with its heavy guitar riffs and pounding drums. The band's signature sound is on full display here, with lead singer Harlis Sweetwater's gritty vocals cutting through the mix.

Other standout tracks include "I'm Your Man," a bluesy number that showcases the band's ability to groove, and "Gotta Get Away," a catchy rocker that features some impressive guitar work from lead guitarist Nick Brophy.

Throughout the album, the band's musicianship is top-notch, with each member contributing to the overall sound. Bassist Jeff Putnam and drummer Steve Hoey provide a solid foundation for the band's sound, while keyboardist Davey Pattison adds some interesting textures and melodies to the mix.

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Bells Of Bothfeld (Live)
Time Will Run	3:37
Grey Rain	4:25
Bells Of Bothfeld	5:42
Free	4:30
B M W	5:03
BMW	5:03
Runaway	6:00
BMW (Live)
Michael	5:02
Married Love	7:40
Bmw	5:03

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Catalog Numbers

sky 001
941111
TPCD 1.907.253
Sireena 2050, 001

Labels

Sky Records
Germanofon
Think Progressive
Sireena Records, Sky Records

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kuunnella verkossa
lytte på nettet
ouvir online
ascolta in linea
écouter en ligne
online anhören
escuchar en línea
lyssna på nätet
online luisteren

Formats

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LP
Album
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CD
Reissue
Unofficial Release
Digipak

Companies

Role	Company
Published By	German News Musikverlag
Recorded At	Conny's Studio
Mixed At	Conny's Studio
Lacquer Cut At	SST Brüggemann GmbH
Licensed From	Sky Records GmbH
Phonographic Copyright (p)	Sky Records
Copyright (c)	Sireena Records
Distributed By	Broken Silence
Manufactured By	Optimal Media Production

Credits

Role	Credit
Bass	Charly Maucher
Vocals	Charly Maucher
Design	Heinz Dofflein
Drums	Werner Löhr
Engineer	Conny Plank
Guitar	Wolfgang Krantz
Backing Vocals	Wolfgang Krantz
Piano	Wolfgang Krantz
Bells	Wolfgang Krantz
Synthesizer	Wolfgang Krantz
Photography By	Wolfgang Krantz
Twelve-String Guitar	Arndt Schulz
Slide Guitar	Arndt Schulz
Lacquer Cut By	SST
Producer	Conny Plank, Günter Körber
Written-By	Arndt Schulz (tracks: A. Schulz), Charly Maucher (tracks: N. Maucher), Werner Löhr (tracks: W. Löhr), W. Krantz
Twelve-string Guitar	Arndt Schulz

Notes

Recorded and mixed at Conny's Tonstudio, 5206 Neunkirchen September / October 1975.
Made in Germany (label)
recorded and mixed at Conny's Tonstudio, 5206 Neunkirchen September / October 1975
Recorded and mixed at Conny's Tonstudio, 5206 Neunkirchen September / October 1975
This is an unofficial release transcribed from vinyl (Sky Records, sky 001)
Original Sky Records Recordings.
℗ 1976 SKY Records © 2009 Sireena Records
on this issue: NO label Code;

Barcodes

Label Code: LC 4435
Rights Society: GEMA
Matrix / Runout (Runout, side 1 (etched)): SKY 001 A2 SST
Matrix / Runout (Runout, side 2 (etched)): SKY 001 B2 SST
Rights Society: ACD / OSA
Matrix / Runout: 941111
Barcode: 4 260182 980507
Matrix / Runout: YA 2019-2 A969628-01 manufactured by optimal media production
Mastering SID Code: ifpi L571
Mould SID Code: IFPI 9721
Label Code: LC 11127

About Harlis

German band formed in September 1974 by former members Charly Maucher and Wolfgang Krantz along with early member Werner Löhr.

Members

Arndt Schulz
Charly Maucher
Wolfgang Krantz
Werner Löhr

Summary by Xeridian Darkmoon

Harlis is an impressive debut album from a band that clearly knows their way around a rock song. Fans of classic rock and roll will find plenty to love here, and the album is sure to win the band some new fans as well.

Comments

mbisrimustofaid

2023-06-23

The "poor man's Jane" that served its purpose until the main band became its own poor man's version as the 70s turned into the 80s...And...shut up and play your guitars, all of you.