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Tag Archives: Dave Greenslade
GREENSLADE – The Birthday Album – Live Switzerland 1974
November 4, 2016

Angel Air 2016 Out of the twilight zone, newly discovered document from Hermit’s hermanos’ halcyon days. GREENSLADE were a unique band for their times, with two keyboard players, bassist and drummer and no guitar, but the kind of art-rock the … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Andrew McCulloch, Dave Greenslade, Dave Lawson, Greenslade, live, prog rock, Tony Reeves
COLOSSEUM – Live
October 11, 2016

Bronze 1971 / Esoteric 2016 Saluting intransigence that’s not about to die, a musical document of free-thinking era sees an expanded return into the fray. Arguably the best concert record by a British band taped on British soil – unlike … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged Chris Farlowe, Clem Clempson, Colosseum, Dave Greenslade, Dick Heckstall-Smith, jazz rock, Jon Hiseman, live, Mark Clarke, prog rock
GREENSLADE Dig Into Their Live Archives
June 26, 2016

GREENSLADE were a unique band for their times, with two keyboard players, bassist and drummer and no guitar, until the ensemble’s final chapter in the ’70s, but the kind of art-rock the quartet produced has proudly stood the test of … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew McCulloch, Dave Greenslade, Dave Lawson, Greenslade, Tony Reeves
COLOSSEUM Classic Concert Set To Be Expanded
May 19, 2016

45 years after its recording, “Colosseum Live” by COLOSSEUM remains one of the most fantastic concert documents of rock era – if “rock” can encompass what this musicians were capable of. There was something unique about the combination of Chris Farlowe’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Chris Farlowe, Clem Clempson, Colosseum, Dave Greenslade, Dick Heckstall-Smith, Jon Hiseman, Mark Clarke
DAVE GREENSLADE – Time To Make Hay
July 28, 2015

Angel Air 2015 “A Collection Of Original Recordings” opening a closet full of non-skeletal demos to be fleshed out with ensemble but beautiful in their embryonic realization. It’s easy to underestimate Dave Greenslade importance in the field of art rock: … Continue reading
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Tagged Dave Greenslade, Dick Heckstall-Smith, prog rock