Chase - Handbags Gladrags

Artist: Chase
Album: Handbags Gladrags

Jazz-Rock

1971

Rating: 4.5

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Review by Rhonda Taylor

Handbags Gladrags is a soulful album by Chase that showcases their unique blend of rock, blues, and funk influences. The album features 10 tracks, each with its own distinct sound and style.

The title track, "Handbags Gladrags," is a standout song that highlights the band's soulful vocals and powerful instrumentation. Other notable tracks include "So Many People," which features a catchy guitar riff and a memorable chorus, and "Get It On," which has a funky groove and a great horn section.

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Handbags & Gladrags	3:20
Open Up Wide	3:50

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Open Up Wide Chase-LIVE (original 1st album band)

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Catalog Numbers

EPC S 7506

Labels

Epic

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

Formats

Vinyl
7"
45 RPM
Single
Promo

Companies

Role	Company
Produced For	Lee Productions
Record Company	CBS Records

Notes

Both sides: (Epic Allbum 'Chase' EPC 64544)
STEREO
An Epic USA Recording
A product of CBS Records - Made In England
Promotional copy circulated (circa September/Early October 1971) to UK media, DJs and radio station prior to release.
Label info:
Side A: RELEASE DATE: 29th October 1971
Outline of a large red 'A' on Side A
Side B: PROMOTION COPY NOT FOR SALE

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Matrix / Runout (Side A Stamped Runout): EPC S 7506 A1
Matrix / Runout (Side B Stamped Runout): EPC S 7506 B1

Summary by Rhonda Taylor

Handbags Gladrags is a well-crafted album that showcases Chase's versatility and musical talent. Fans of classic rock and soul will definitely enjoy this album, as will anyone who appreciates great musicianship and catchy tunes.

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chrisslatervideography

2023-06-24

maynard Ferguson wannabe. tasteless

amaru

2023-06-24

I saw them in 1974 at a Pizza Hut in Houston. Incredible. Bill played 2 trumpets at the same time!!! His Flugelhorn horn was magnificent.
Trivia: The first song of album One is "Open up Wide".The last song of album three was "Close up tight".
Then they were all killed in a plane crash. What a tremendous loss to the music industry and all of us fans

krisama311454

2023-06-24

There was a Herman Herd performance on TV in London about 1964 giving a reading of WOODCHOPPERS BALL and at the end of it, Woody unchained the trumpeter and walked him out to the microphone where he blew some intense notes to close the number. That particular video is no longer there. But it lives in memory.

evdesignstudio

2023-06-24

It makes me sad that this sort of music shortly lost out to bands who blew things up, wore outlandish makeup, and generally made their stage shows like cartoons.
Don't get me wrong - showmanship has always had a place in rock. But the lack of appreciation of MUSIC over sideshow antics created a music scene that mostly got what it demanded - derivative crap.

handawebb

2023-06-24

My friend Jay Burrid Mitthaur (sp) is their original drummer. We have shared many a gig together.

jaimelf99

2023-06-23

This album is part of my DNA. My dad (a trumpeter) was always playing this album and Maynard growing up in the 90s.

ycibevozyp

2023-06-22

Aaaahhhh!!!!!

lucamasse1996

2023-06-22

The lead trumpet reminds me of the theme to the green hornet 1966.

desta1949

2023-06-21

Bill’s endurance and stamina is amazing

healthcyber

2023-06-20

James Last and His Orchestra opened up with this song during the 1970s.

amonteiro969

2023-06-20

That's just unfair. What a beast.

iansealy

2023-06-19

HEAVY METAL HORNS ‼️?????

susiljayasooriya

2023-06-18

So all you 70s guys who were playing and really into this, how did you compare/contrast Bill Chase with Maynard?

ycugivova

2023-06-17

I was a trumpet player in my youth playing in cover bands for Chicago, Blood, Sweat, and Tears etc. Correction: I was NOT a trumpet player. I would swear that these guys have trick horns. If I practiced a lifetime, I could never play like these guys. Bravo!!