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Tag Archives: rhythm-and-blues
CACTUS – Tightrope
June 8, 2021

Purple Pyramid 2021 Still ‘ot ‘n’ sweaty, ‘eavy rhythm-and-blues veterans balance their graceful act and walk into sunset with a smile. Prickly like the Sonoran Desert vegetation and charged like Battersea Power Station back in the day, as this album’s … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Cactus, Carmine Appice, hard rock, Jim McCarty (US), Jimmy Kunes, Paul Warren, Phil Naro, rhythm-and-blues
PROCOL HARUM – Missing Persons (Alive Forever)
May 25, 2021

Esoteric Antenna 2021 Above all else confusion reigns: veteran collective deliver timeless sentiments from beyond the veil. For all their pursuit of posterity, this ensemble never shied away from leaving a lyrical comment on current affairs – quite often shrouding … Continue reading
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Tagged Gary Brooker, Keith Reid, Procol Harum, prog rock, rhythm-and-blues, single
ALEXIS KORNER & SNAPE – Accidentally Born In New Orleans
January 18, 2021

Brain 1972 / Talking Elephant 2020 Happenstance funsters: rock elite from Blighty build a new sort of rapport across the Atlantic yet find neither fame nor fortune. Respected as a founding father of British blues – a status bestowed on … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged Alexis Korner, blues, Boz Burrell, Ian Wallace, Mel Collins, Peter Thorup, rhythm-and-blues, Steve Marriott, Zoot Money
JACK SPANN – Jesus Of New Orleans
September 30, 2020

Big Boo 2020 Walking on guilded splinters, a piano man goes for a sonic gumbo yet delivers a stronger stew. The Mississippi must be a part of a bloodstream for a person born on its banks so, even though Jack … Continue reading
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Tagged Jack Spann, rhythm-and-blues, single