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DUFFY POWER – Dusty Road: The Adrian Millar Sessions 1972-1973
October 21, 2023

GSF 1972 / Talking Elephant 2023 Legendary British artist’s finest offering finds a refreshed, and properly contextualized, outing. Flying out of Larry Parnes’ nest of talent, this singer didn’t live up to his pseudonym so, although not forgotten, neither Duffy … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged Alexis Korner, Boz Burrell, Duffy Power, Michael Giles, pop-rock, rhythm-and-blues
TOMMY ROE – Here To Here
October 8, 2023

Solar Music 2023 Like a whirlpool, it never ends: unexpected return of a much-loved veteran of bubblegum-pop scene. It’s been a decade since Tommy Roe announced his retirement and submitted what was perceived to be his , but here he … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged pop, rhythm-and-blues, Tommy Roe
BLUE LARGO – Got To Believe
July 20, 2023

Blue Largo 2022 Veterans of South Californian rhythm-and-blues scene serve up a series of career-defining moments and soothe the listener’s psyche. Everything people need to know about this ensemble is eloquently – and with a lot of gusto – expressed … Continue reading
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Tagged Blue Largo, rhythm-and-blues, soul
SAM & DAVE – Soul Man Explosion
April 28, 2023

Cleopatra 2023 Stax legends’ cache of classics gets reassessed – and few of them updated – to stress their undiminishing shock factor. One can’t get enough of this duo – just ask Paul Rodgers who gave a new meaning to … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged Brian Auger, rhythm-and-blues, Sam & Dave, soul, Steve Cropper
ROBERT GORDON with CHRIS SPEDDING – Hellafied
January 10, 2023

Cleopatra 2022 The last hurray from an embodiment of contemporary rockabilly and his timeless partner-in-crime. It’s not too often that a British guitarist becomes a perfect foil for American artists yet it does happen. Such a permanent presence has been … Continue reading
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Tagged Albert Bouchard, Chris Spedding, rhythm-and-blues, Robert Gordon, rockabilly