The Early Years

The Early Years or Early Years may refer to:

Education

  • Early Years Foundation Stage, UK education structure
  • Early Years Professional Status, UK educational qualification
  • Film, television and video games

  • Dallas: The Early Years, a 1986 made-for-television film
  • The Early Years Live, a video album of live performances by the Dead Kennedys
  • Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop Volume 1: The Early Years 1963–1969, a compilation of Doctor Who material
  • Evolution/Revolution: The Early Years (1966–1974), a stand-up comedy recording by Richard Prior
  • King of Kings: The Early Years, a video game
  • The Early Years (film) (aka La giovinezza), a 2015 Italian film
  • Music

  • The Early Years (band), an English rock band
  • Albums

  • The Early Years (1939-1941) - Ella Fitzgerald album
  • The Early Years (Acid King album)
  • The Early Years (David Coverdale album)
  • The Early Years (dc Talk album)
  • The Early Years (Deep Purple album)
  • The Early Years (DJ Danger Mouse album)
  • The Early Years (Donovan album)
  • The Early Years (Dropkick Murphys album)
  • Waltari

    Waltari is a band from Finland, known for its diversity and combination of music styles, frequently combining alternative metal, progressive metal, death metal, hard rock, heavy metal, hip hop, industrial, pop, punk, symphonic metal, techno and thrash metal.

    Most of the band's music is written by Kärtsy Hatakka. Waltari's lyrics often deal with personal feelings of anxiety, loneliness and the cruelty of the world, often with heavy irony and sarcasm.

    The name Waltari is a reference to the popular Finnish author Mika Waltari, a favourite author of guitarist Jariot Lehtinen.

    History

    Waltari was formed in 1986 in Helsinki, Finland, by Kärtsy Hatakka (vocals and bass), Jariot Lehtinen (guitars) and Sale Suomalainen (drums). Sami Yli-Sirniö joined as second guitarist in 1989, a year after the release of their first EP, Mut Hei ("But, hi!").

    Their second album, Monk-Punk, was released in 1991. As the title suggests, this album was mostly punk. Their next album Torcha! (1992) was the album on which Waltari started blending various musical styles into the sound that would become their own.

    The Early Years (Helix album)

    The Early Years was the ninth Helix album and their second compilation album, issued in 1991. It reissued all the tracks from the band's first two independent albums, Breaking Loose (1979) and White Lace & Black Leather (1981), with new cover art. This was the first ever Compact Disc release of these two albums.

    Track listing

  • "I Could Never Leave"
  • "Don't Hide Your Love"
  • "Down in the City"
  • "Crazy Women"
  • "Billy Oxygen"
  • "Here I Go Again"
  • "You're a Woman Now"
  • "Wish I Could Be There"
  • "Breaking Loose"
  • "It's Too Late"
  • "Long Distance Heartbreak"
  • "Time for a Change"
  • "Hangman's Tree"
  • "It's What I Wanted"
  • "Mainline"
  • "Women, Whiskey & Sin"
  • "Thoughts That Bleed"
  • Credits

  • Brian Vollmer – lead vocals (all tracks except 4, 5 & 15)
  • Brent Doerner – guitars/vocals (all tracks, lead vocals on 4, 5 & 15)
  • Paul Hackman – guitars/vocals (all tracks)
  • Keith "Bert" Zurbrigg – bass (tracks 1–8, 10)
  • Mike Uzelac – bass (tracks 9, 11–17)
  • Brian Doerner – drums (tracks 1–8)
  • Leo Niebudek – drums (tracks 9–17)
  • The Early Years (Sonicflood album)

    The Early Years is a compilation album by Sonicflood, released on August 15, 2006, containing ten of the band's early hits.

    Track listing

  • "I Want to Know You" (from the album Sonicflood, 1999)
  • "I Could Sing of Your Love Forever" (from the album Sonicflood, 1999)
  • "My Refuge" (from the album Sonicflood, 1999)
  • "Open the Eyes of My Heart" (from the live album Sonicpraise, 2001)
  • "Did You Feel the Mountains Tremble?" (from the live album Sonicpraise, 2001)
  • "Holiness" (from the album Sonicflood, 1999)
  • "I Have Come to Worship" (from the live album Sonicpraise, 2001)
  • "Carried Away" (from the album Sonicflood, 1999)
  • "Lord, I Lift Your Name On High" (from the live album Sonicpraise, 2001)
  • "Before the Throne of God Above" (from the live album Sonicpraise, 2001)
  • Personnel

  • Jeff Deyo - vocals
  • Jason Halbert - keyboard
  • Aaron Blanton - drums
  • Dwayne Larring - guitars
  • Rudy & Blitz

    Rudy & Blitz was a band formed by Chad Ginsburg and Dante Cimino in the early 1990s in the Philadelphia area.

    History

    Dante Cimino and Chad Ginsburg recruited Dave Kloos to play bass guitar and perform vocals. Rudy & Blitz were signed to Ruffhouse/Columbia, but later dropped due to conflicts between the band and the record label. Ginsburg later received the master tapes back in his possession, intending on shopping it around to other labels, but the band broke up. Ginsburg then joined CKY.

    In November 2006 Ginsburg stated he was working on a double disc album containing both 'The Early Years' and 'Reverb on the Click', along with some bonus tracks.

    On October 20, 2011 Ginsburg released Philmont Ave. Demo Collection 1993-1995, a thirty track collection consisting of demos along with recorded tracks not included with Reverb on the Click.

    Members & Roles

  • Chad Ginsburg – electric guitar, vocals
  • Dave Kloos – vocals/bass guitar
  • Dante Cimino – drums,vocals
  • Discography

  • 1995 – Thanks Anyway 7” Vinyl
  • Podcasts:

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    EARLY YEARS

    by: The Auteurs

    Early years
    were a shroud man
    Only a grey cloud
    Shot in the dark
    Hanging out
    with your dad
    His plans for revenge
    In some hick-town
    caravan park
    Never keep
    a good one down
    Early years
    were a dreadnought
    Waiting to tread board
    And my work
    down the pan
    Hanging round
    By the back door
    One foot in
    the stage door
    Some disaffected
    fly-by manGot wired by a cable
    Got wild on a table
    Scared the shit out of me
    All for the free state
    The snow and
    the greasepaint
    I left the singing family




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