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Brian Auger: Voices Of Other Times
ByDaughter Savannah and son Karma provide a natural ingredient for the band. The father’s classy piano and organ solo work could easily overpower this album. Instead, Brian Auger has chosen to share the wealth across the board. Savannah possesses a light and seductive voice that allows one to identify with her message quite easily. Her R&B style finds the singer in firm control with only scant attention paid to the emotions. It’s so "today."
Electric bass, tasteful drumming, colorful congas, the leader’s keyboard romps, and Chris Clermont’s eclectic guitar work make Auger’s album a success. The feeling is there, the updated R&B style is tight, and Auger’s Oblivion Express jams on into the wee hours over oldie-but-goodie reflections.
Track Listing
It Burns Me Up; Isola Natale; Voices Of Other Times; Splatch; Indian Rope Man; Soul Glow; Victor's Delight; Circles; Never Gonna Come Down; Jam Side Down;
Personnel
Brian Auger
organ, Hammond B3Brian Auger, Hammond B3 organ; John Oliva, congas and percussion; Dan Lutz, bass; Chris Clermont, guitar; Savannah Auger, vocals; Karma Auger.
Album information
Title: Voices Of Other Times | Year Released: 1999 | Record Label: Fresh Fruit
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About Brian Auger
Instrument: Organ, Hammond B3
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