{"product_id":"horses-4260019712721","title":"Horses","description":"Patti Smith, -the first published poet to move her poetry completely into rock 'n' roll and to entice experimental rock fans into the forbidden cinema of her hallucinatory fantasy® (New York Times), began her musical career unconventionally. It took off at a poetry reading where she was backed by Lenny Kaye on guitar; later star photographer Robert Mapplethorpe financed her punk-rock cult single \"Hey Joe\". In 1975, encouraged by her success, Patti Smith released \"Horses\", an album in which she fused rock riffs and spoken rhythms to create a punk-trash sound. The rock scene was electrified, raging about -the best garage sound of the 70s® (\"Creem Magazine\") and conjectured that Smith had -drawn up material from Rimbaud, Burroughs, Dylan and Velvet Underground into a hot needle and injected it under the skin® (\"Sounds Magazine\"). Later productions were dismissed as sentimental and self-loving outpourings, since the rock-poet didn't continue in the same vein as \"Horses\", with it's metallic harshness and raw language. That's why this recording remains an impressive unique production by a visionary rock 'n' roll singer..\" Recording: January 1975 at Electric Ladyland Studios, New York City, by Bernie KirshProduction: John Cale.\" \"Horses\" - Patti Smith (g, voc); Richard Sohl (p); Lenny Kaye (b, g, voc); Tom Verlaine, Allen Lanier (g); Ivan Kral (b, g, keyb, voc); Jay Dee Daugherty (dr).\" standard sleeve","brand":"Speakers Corner","offers":[{"title":"Default Title","offer_id":46260900921427,"sku":"SRD197127","price":56.61,"currency_code":"USD","in_stock":false}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/0732\/1937\/5187\/files\/4170809_53228b5c-c5bc-4af6-a3d2-1953daa13a04.jpg?v=1789354284","url":"https:\/\/www.deepdiscount.com\/products\/horses-4260019712721","provider":"Deep Discount","version":"1.0","type":"link"}