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GREENSLADE – Greenslade
October 30, 2018

Warner Bros 1973 / Esoteric 2018 Unique and quintessential: impressive debut of British ensemble who didn’t bother to conform. They weren’t the first band to feature two keyboardists, of course, but if drew a line between the timbres of ivories … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged Andrew McCulloch, Dave Greenslade, Dave Lawson, Greenslade, prog rock, Tony Reeves
COLOSSEUM – Valentyne Suite
November 29, 2017

Vertigo 1969 / Dunhill 1970 / Esoteric 2017 When containers groan as they come together, intrepid English explorers create ritual recipes of immortality. It’s a rare instance of invoking greatness in transition: on the way from debut LP that outlined … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged Clem Clempson, Colosseum, Dave Greenslade, Dick Heckstall-Smith, jazz rock, Jon Hiseman, prog rock, Tony Reeves
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
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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
Posted in News
Tagged Andrew McCulloch, Dave Greenslade, Dave Lawson, Greenslade, Tony Reeves