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Ace Kefford
Ace the Face
Genres: Pop, Rock, Classic Rock

Track Listings (18) - Disc #1
1. Oh Girl - Ace Kefford, Fraser, T.
2. Lay Your Head Upon My Shoulder - Ace Kefford, Henry, R.
3. White Mask - Ace Kefford, Kefford, Ace
4. Step Out in the Night - Ace Kefford, Kefford, Ace
5. Infanta Marina - Ace Kefford, Kefford, Ace
6. Holiday in Reality - Ace Kefford, Kefford, Ace
7. Trouble in the Air - Ace Kefford, Kefford, Ace
8. Save the Life of My Child - Ace Kefford, Simon, Paul
9. Happy Hour... - Ace Kefford,
10. For Your Love [Stereo Mix][#] - Ace Kefford, Gouldman, Graham
11. Gravy Booby Jamm - Ace Kefford, Ball, Dennis
12. This World's an Apple - Ace Kefford, Bromley, John
13. Born to Be Wild [#] - Ace Kefford, Bonfire, Mars
14. Daughter of the Sun [#] - Ace Kefford, Dee, G.
15. For Your Love [#][Demo Version] - Ace Kefford, Gouldman, Graham
16. Mummy - Ace Kefford, Kefford, Ace
17. Over the Hill - Ace Kefford, Kefford, Ace
18. William Chalker's Time Machine - Ace Kefford, Kefford, Ace

CD Details

All Artists: Ace Kefford
Title: Ace the Face
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Castle
Release Date: 2/17/2004
Genres: Pop, Rock, Classic Rock
Styles: Progressive, Progressive Rock, Psychedelic Rock
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 766482836444

Synopsis

Album Description

Chris 'Ace' Kefford ('perhaps the last forgotten hero of British pop' Mojo) was The Move's fiery & charismatic bass player & co-lead vocalist from 1966-68. This id the first time issue for his 'lost' album, recorded in 1968. Includes eight bonus tracks, 'For Your Love', 'Gravy Booby Jam', 'Mummy', 'Over The Hill' (four previous tracks by The Ace Kefford Stand), 'Lay Your Head On My Shoulder' (Take 1), 'Oh Girl' (Take 1), 'Save The Life Of My Child' (Instrumental), & 'William Chalker's Time Machine' (The Lemon Tree). Castle. 2003.

CD Reviews

Great lost album

10/08/2003

(4 out of 5 stars)

"This album is divided up into two parts the unreleased album and the `previously released' tracks; Of the unreleased album tracks, this could have been a great album in the sixties, the music and production are definitely of that era, and that is not a bad thing. There are plenty of highlights, `White Mask' stands out there is a subtlety to the song which beleighs the content. The song `Infanta Marina' seems to have stuck in my head, and I love `Trouble in the Air'. A great many of these songs could have featured on a Move album without being out of place.The Ace Kefford Stand tracks are brilliant and this band could have rivalled The Move live, there is a certain power in the songs, I would have loved to see this band live. Highlights are, For your Love (Stereo) really comes alive when the guitar solo happens nice arrangement of a song I know as a Yardbirds classic. `This World's an Apple' Groovy baby.The Rockstar tracks sound remarkably like Ziggy Stardust era Bowie and again worth the price of the disc alone."