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Track Listings

1	Merry-Go Round
2	Gonna Get By
3	Earthshaker
4	All I Have
5	Watch It
6	Driftin' Dreamer
7	Shoulda' Seen Your Face
8	Some with Me
9	Heartbreak Hotel
10	Red Satin Lover
11	Cold Wind
12	I Need Love
13	Another Year
14	Feelin' Alright
15	Peasant Song
16	Hollywood Dream
17	Love Hurts
18	Pick Up the Pizzas
19	Stealin' the Show
20	When I Was a Sailor

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The James Gang was an American rock band formed in Cleveland, Ohio in 1966. In 1975 the James Gang released the album Newborn on Atco Records. In 1976, also on Atco, the released the album Jesse Come Home. This 2-fer CD combines both of those albums onto a single disc.

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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 4 x 4 x 0.25 inches; 4 Ounces
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Wounded Bird Records
Item model number ‏ : ‎ 10188965
Original Release Date ‏ : ‎ 2022
SPARS Code ‏ : ‎ DDD
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ February 12, 2007
Label ‏ : ‎ Wounded Bird Records
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0002MHBFI
Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ USA
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1

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- #2,048 in Blues Rock (CDs & Vinyl)
- #3,391 in Album-Oriented Rock (AOR) (CDs & Vinyl)

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Douglas C Knoll

Extremely rare Excellent music CD of "the James Gang" post Joe Walsh yet Excellent !

Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2022

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Excellent TWO vinyl albums worth of music on one CD album combination collectors rare package item of the later years of the great band "the James Gang" post Joe Walsh YET worthy viable continuation of the GANG's greatness for TRUE fans !

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Newborn Come Home: The last ride

Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2005

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By 1974, the James Gang, featuring vocalist Roy Kenner and guitarist Tommy Bolin, had run out of steam, and founding member Jimmy Fox decided to disband the group. One short year later, the Gang was back with a new line-up (featuring Bubba Keith and Frank Zappa-lookalike Richard Shack) and a new LP, 'Newborn'. The album went nowhere, and Keith and Shack split. A year after the release of Newborn, the Gang emerged again, this time with keyboardist Phil Giallombardo and guitarist Bob Webb. This line-up's album, 'Jesse Come Home,' hit stores in '76. Five years after Joe Walsh left the band, the new Gang just couldn't stir up any interest, so they broke up for good later in the year.

Wounded Bird, a great label for reissues, brings us these 2 infamous albums on one disc. As always with Wounded Bird, the sound is fantastic and the packaging is just OK. The booklet features a photo of the Giallombardo/Webb Gang with Phil doing his famous "'Thing' from the Addams Family" trick. Ironically, Phil was in the James Gang before Joe Walsh joined and the band began recording. By 1974-1976, the James Gang was such a revolving door of musicians that it was hard to keep up them. All group members had their own talents, and none of the musicians tried to sound like Joe Walsh (save for Bob Webb) or the previous James Gang line-up. Although their popularity declined real quick and the Gang's musical focus was non-existent by this era, they still cranked out some good tunes. 'Newborn' isn't quite the sonic revelation the title promises, but the Shack/Keith line-up does some pretty cool Mountain imitations (see "Earthshaker") and offers lots of crunchy power chords and great rock vocals. I think the best cuts here are "Shoulda Seen Your Face," "Merry Go Round," and "Gonna Get By," all solid rockers. Far from essential listening, but still a good rockin' time. I tend to favor 'Jesse Come Home' a bit more than Newborn because the sounds are a little more varied. Plus, it's interesting to hear Bobby Webb cop Joe Walsh here and there (check out the guitar solo on "Feeling Alright"...."Stealin' the Show" is a poor man's "Falling Down"). Besides a few nods to the Gang's most famous member, this album has nothing to do with the loud, power-trio rock that the Gang cranked out with Joe as its leader. Phil croons on "Love Hurts," a mellow Andrew Gold song, and plays one of the hokiest piano lines ever on the mini-epic "When I Was a Sailor." "Peasant Song" is a melodramatic Giallombardo tune complete with full orchestral arrangements. Although it's actually very pretty, "The Bomber" it ain't.

It's great to finally have these albums on CD. This release will be essential for completists and interesting to James Gang fans who thought the band was over when Walsh left. Or you could just buy it to look at the booklet and see Phil Giallombardo's hand trick.

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Mr MSTR

But Not The James Gang...

Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2013

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This is a rockin' album with great songwriting, guitar work and vocals (be it a little more heavy metalish than James Gang fans are accustomed too). However, do not be fooled into thinking this is The James Gang. There are no original members in this group. As much as I like this album, the band should have used another name to avoid confusion with the entirely different sound which the original group created. Having said that, if you are a fan of 'seventies' rock you will enjoy listening to this album again and again.

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L. Montgomery

Not classic James Gang - but good music

Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2014

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Ok - this band's music does not sound anything like J. G. when Joe Walsh was at the helm. I do like the music though and enjoy the album. Just don't get hung up on the band's name.

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Let 'em Ride

Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2009

The critics have mostly panned the final pair of studio albums for the Dale Peters (b) and Jim Fox (d) led band, but both have solid tracks which shows that the creative fire had not burned out.

Newborn (May 1975) was aptly titled, since the group broke up the year before with the departure of Tommy Bolin (g) and Roy Kenner (v). Peters and Fox lean heavily on newcomers Richard Shack (g) and Bubba Keith (v); they co-write seven of the 11 songs, with Keith penning two tracks and teaming up with Mark Smith for the solid Gonna Get By. There is one cover, the iconic Heartbreak Hotel.

Though the 33:34 has some solid rock, the album could only make it to #97 on the Billboard album chart. The cover is a reproduction of Dali's Geopoliticus Child Watching the Birth of the New Man.

The album cover to Jesse Come Home (February 1976) seems to point to the inevitable final attempt by Peters and Fox at keeping the band alive. Bob Webb (g) and Phil Giallombardo (k) bring a more "experimental" sound that paves a new path that only reached a mediocre #109 on the album chart. Feelin' Alright, Stealin' the Show and When I Was a Sailor are the top cuts of the nine tracks that clock in at 31:02.

By letting the James Gang ride without trying to find linkage to Joe Walsh or Bolin will allow the artistry to be fully appreciated. Peters and Fox were not trying to recapture lightning in the jar, which may finally be clearly heard - and appreciated - with the albums on one CD.

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JohnDY

Jesse Come Home

Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2011

New born was a so-so stab at reclaiming some musical territory lost with the loss and additions of band members. "Jesse come home" is a terrific finale for the band and is among the three best JG albums: Rides Again, James Gang Bang, and JCH. Songs are short but intensity is there!

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GPark

Newborn is a rocking album

Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2005

Newborn is one of the James Gang's best albums but it never got the praise it deserved. It features Bubba Keith as a superb lead vocalist and songwriter of most of the tunes on this album. Check out their cover of Heartbreak Hotel. That's the way it's done Elvis!! If you love 70's rock with lots of crunchy, rocking guitars and great vocals this album is for you! You don't have to be a James Gang fan to get into this one. GPark

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G. Griffin

Better Than The Bolin and Troiano Regimes

Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2011

These 2 criminally overlooked albums are some of the best in the whole James Gang pile. And I'll say it again: Bolin was very overrated and Troiano simply wasn't a major league guitar player. However, these can be had for CHEAP on ITunes. Do not delay, pick 'em up now babies!!!

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Wareagle

Classic

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 6, 2018

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The James Gang a band that never seemed to let it go. A bit generally conservative on rocking out except these two do rock a bit more.

Günni

kaufen, aber...

Reviewed in Germany on June 22, 2013

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Habe Newborn in den frühen 80ziger auf dem Flohmarkt unbekannterweise erstanden und war äußerst positv überrascht. Meine spätere Suche nach diesem Album auf CD war mehr als schwierig. Bis ich dann diese Doppelausgabe mit Jesse come Home fand. Dieses zweite Werk ist wirklich nur als Abgesang auf eine tolle Band mit verschiedenen großartigen Gitarristen zu bezeichnen.
Sei es drum, Newborn ist es wert. Nun komme ich zum großen ABER. Als ich die Preise sah, die hierfür aufgerufen werden, mußte man sich an den Kopf fassen. Mir ist es nach langen Abwartens gelungen diese CD für vernünftiges Geld im Ausland aufzutreiben.
Also wer Spaß und Zeit zum Suchen hat kann ein seltenes Album finden, welches durchaus lohnt.

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Le chant du cygne

Reviewed in France on May 13, 2009

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Tommy Bolin n'est pas homme a avoir les pieds dans le même sabot. S'il s'amuse bien au sein du James Gang, il multiplie les collaborations avec ses amis musiciens. Il a joué sur « Spectrum », le 1er album de Billy Cobham ; il travaillera avec Alphonse Monzon sur « Mind Transplant », avec les canadiens de Moxy sur leur 1er album... Il a également des ambitions solistes qui se concrétiseront avec « Teaser » (1975) et « Private eyes » (1976). Mais c'est un challenge à la fois passionnant et casse-gueule qui va le faire quitter James Gang : remplacer Ritchie Blackmore au sein de Deep Purple ! Nos amis se retrouvent à nouveau privés de guitariste. Du coup, Roy Kenner s'en va lui aussi, rejoignant son ami Troiano au Canada. L'histoire n'est pas terminée, car le James Gang va vivre encore le temps de 2 années et 2 albums, plutôt réussis d'ailleurs : « Newborn » et « Jesse come home », réédités sur 1 seul CD par Wounded Bird records.

Newborn (1975)
Fox et Peters ne se démontent pas et se lancent dans le recrutement de deux nouveaux musiciens : le chanteur/guitariste Bubba Keith et le guitariste/chanteur Richard Shack. L'album qui paraît bientôt, alors que Bolin grave « Come taste the band » avec Deep Purple, affirme haut et fort la renaissance du groupe. « Newborn » est un disque solide, mais qui n'a pas l'impact d'un « Bang ». Très classique dans sa conception, il regorge de 11 chansons heavy-country-rock entraînantes et particulièrement interprétées. La voix de Bubba est parfaite, pas si éloignée de celle de Roy Kenner, tandis que les guitares se taillent la part du lion à l'occasion de riffs bien sentis et de soli fameux (le « merry go round » d'ouverture, le saignant « earthshaker »). Malheureusement, les morceaux se suivent et se ressemblent en fin de compte. James Gang nous a pondu un album urgent pour la scène, mais aucune composition n'a l'étoffe d'un « mystery » ou d'un « red skies » des deux disques précédents. On aime quand même beaucoup la (trop courte) ballade « come with me » avec son harmonica mélancolique (Donny Brooks) et son violoncelle (George Ricci). Reste qu'il constitue un complément essentiel pour aime James Gang. Remarquez la pochette, une peinture de Salvador Dali, que ne renierait pas un groupe de prog italien ! « Newborn » paraît dans l'indifférence générale et n'est pas la nouvelle naissance annoncée. Aussitôt né, aussitôt décédé !

Jesse come home (1976)
James Gang décide de publier un dernier album au titre évocateur. Le hors-la-loi rentre à la maison et il se range... Avec sa superbe pochette crépusculaire, on se rend bien compte que c'est la fin. « I'm a poor lonesome cowboy... ». Fox rappelle le premier claviériste/chanteur du Gang, Phil Giallombardo et embauche le guitariste/chanteur Bob Webb. Contre toute attente, « Jesse come home » est un superbe disque, fin et élaboré. Après un « I need love » sautillant on découvre un transcendant « another year » (tiens, tiens... encore une année, puis on arrête ?) avec ses soli de piano électrique et de guitare. La voix haute est différente de ce que nous avait jusqu'à présent proposé le Gang. L'émotion est le fil conducteur de cet album. Sur « feelin' alright » les deux chanteurs (voix haute, voix grave) se donnent la répartie, chacun dans son domaine de prédilection (aérien vs blues-rock). En y réfléchissant, James Gang n'est pas si loin de l'univers des Eagles de son ancien leader. « peasant song » et son instrumentation classique est plus que magnifique. Heureusement, il subsiste aussi quelques blues-rock bien charpentés (« hollywood dream », « pick up pizzas »), mais la teneur générale est mélancolique (« love hurts », « stealin' the show ») au point que « Jesse come home » se termine par une splendeur progressive de 7mn titrée « when I was a sailor ». Finir sa carrière avec un tel morceau, sublimé par l'orchestre et le saxophone, quelle classe !! « Jesse come home » symbolise ce que le dynamique « Newborn » n'était pas, une collection de perles d'écriture. L'édition jumelée proposée par Wounded Bird est par conséquent hautement recommandée, bien que manquant de documentation à la fois biographique et de crédits de composition

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