Diamanda Galás With John Paul Jones - The Sporting Life Album

Tracklist

1	Skótoseme
2	Baby's Insane
3	Devil's Rodeo
4	Last Man Down
5	Hex
6	You're Mine
7	Do You Take This Man?
8	Tony
9	Dark End Of The Street
10	The Sporting Life

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
STUMM 127	Diamanda Galás With John Paul Jones	Diamanda Galás With John Paul Jones - The Sporting Life ‎(LP, Album)	Mute	STUMM 127	UK	1994
61672-2	Diamanda Galás With John Paul Jones	Diamanda Galás With John Paul Jones - The Sporting Life ‎(CD, Album, Unofficial)	Mute , Elektra	61672-2	Russia	2017
JPCD9808388	Diamanda Galás With John Paul Jones	Diamanda Galás With John Paul Jones - The Sporting Life ‎(CD, Album, Unofficial)	Grammy	JPCD9808388	Russia	1998
CD STUMM 127, 5016025611270	Diamanda Galás With John Paul Jones	Diamanda Galás With John Paul Jones - The Sporting Life ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Mute, Mute	CD STUMM 127, 5016025611270	UK & Europe	Unknown
Mute 61672-2, 61672-2	Diamanda Galás With John Paul Jones	Diamanda Galás With John Paul Jones - The Sporting Life ‎(CD, Album, Promo)	Mute, Elektra	Mute 61672-2, 61672-2	US	1994

Notes

Licensed for promotion only - not for sale

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Mute Corporation
• Copyright (c) – Mute Corporation

Short intro

Diamanda Galas with John Paul Jones - The Sporting Life audio Skotoseme Do You Take This Man Dark End Of The Street You're Mine Tony Devil's Rodeo Sporting Life is an album by singer Diamanda Galás and multi-instrumentalist John Paul Jones, released on September 6, 1994 by record label Mute. Trouser Press described the album as her most stimulating and broadly appealing work yet. Skótoseme GalásJones 6:27. Do You Take This Man GalásJones 6:09. Dark End of the Street Chips MomanDan Penn 2:42. You're Mine Galás 5:10. Tony Galás 5:37. Devil's Rodeo GalásJonesPete Thomas 5:37. On the flip side, Thomas and Jones' rhythms often have a crisp urban funk touch at points, sounding more no wave than heavy metal elsewhere it's jump blues You're Mine, an obsessive portrait of erotic desire or smoky late-night ballads. On this page you can download song Diamanda Galás ft. John Paul Jones - The Sporting Life in mp3 and listen online. Rock Avant-Garde. Diamanda Galás , John Paul Jones. The Sporting Life. Emerging triumphant from this collaboration, Galas drags her new album THE SPORTING LIFE over her shoulder like a fresh kill. She whinnies like a horse through songs like 'Devil's Rodeo' while the title track read more. From the CD Universe website: No one is quite like Diamanda Galas. Who else could draw comparisons to Grace Jones, Mahalia Jackson, and Flatula Lee Roth from Tragic Mulatto, all uttered in one reverent breath And who else but th read more. The Sporting Life with John Paul Jones. September 5, 1994 UK LPCD Mute STUMM 127 US CD MuteElektra 61672. John Paul Jones: 4-, 5-, and 8-string bass guitars, lap steel guitar Pete Thomas: Drums Produced by John Paul Jones. Recording and mix engineer: Richard Evans. Diamanda galas' music returning to streaming services everywhere Click to read Bandcamp's Guide to the Discography of Diamanda Galás, Avant-Garde Oracle. The Sporting Life is an album by singer Diamanda Galás and multi-instrumentalist John Paul Jones, released on September 6, 1994 by record label Mute. 1994 studio album by Diamanda Galás and John Paul Jones. Studio album by. Diamanda Galás and John Paul Jones. diamanda galas with john paul jones the sporting life cassette promo Condition: Like New. Time left: 25d 23h 19m 37s Ships to: Worldwide. Your feedback for The Sporting Life. Track 3 published by Mute Song. Diamanda Galás is represented worldwide by International Production Associates Inc, New York City, New York. John Paul Jones is represented worldwide by Opium Arts Ltd. London, England. 1994 Mute Records Limited. John Paul Jones and Diamanda Galás crumble the little gingerbread house of rock illusions with their collaborative album, The Sporting Life , detonating all the overplayed crap weve become accustomed to-the bland bassdrum rhythms, the singer hooting oooh baby baby, the guitar and its obligatory solo wheeze. The album opens the genre to an expanse where divisions between what is electronic and what is natural smear, where the instrument is only as good as its ability to scalp you. I have a few Diamanda imitators. They do a beautiful job. MA About the Sporting Life, its the most controversial song, are you guys prepared to have a warning sticker on the album