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Dr. Dan: Dan On The Moon
Throughout, you might get the feeling that you’re listening to a veteran session musician who had decided to step into the spotlight as the compositions are somewhat unremarkable amid the at times accelerated pace and smoothly executed performances. Essentially, the music and overall presentation offers little in the way of anything that might be considered novel or pioneering other than musicians having some good-natured fun. Dan On The Moon is an upbeat, groovin’ affair and contains a few memorable moments but fails to sustain much interest.
* * ½ (out of * * * * *)
Personnel
Dr. Dan; Keyboards, Vocals: Sam Sims; Bass: Lil
Album information
Title: Dan On The Moon | Year Released: 2000 | Record Label: Terminus Records
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