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Chris Lightcap: Superette
Risultato: un disco rock, schietto, lucido e talmente bello che sembra un prodotto d'altri tempi. Registrato ai mitici Sear Sound di New York, raccoglie 11 tracce "guitar oriented" dense di "pennate" e accordi trascinanti che fanno venire in mente le gesta di gruppi storici come Quicksilver Messenger Service, Wishbone Ash, Dire Straits o i Crazy Horse di Neil Young.
Tutto è giocato sul brillante interplay tra Goldberger (canale destro) e Hasselbring (canale sinistro) che è continuamente sorretto da una ritmica potente che spazia da surf rock, funk e scansioni africane. In tutto, otto originali e tre cover di brani di Neil Young, Link Wray e Skip Pence, che lasciano, davvero, senza fiato. I brani migliori? Uno su tutti Far Away Planet: crea dipendenza e allinea un Medeski in grande spolvero.
Track Listing
Selector; She Walked In; Far Away Planet; While You Were Out; Djali; Calling on Cars; Ace of Spades; Light Trails; All Come to Meet Her; Frozen Bread; Birds.
Personnel
Chris Lightcap
bassJonathan Goldberger: electric guitar; Curtis Hasselbring: electric guitar; Chris Lightcap: bass; Dan Rieser: drums. Guests: Nels Cline: electric guitar, lap steel guitar; John Medeski: keyboards.
Album information
Title: Superette | Year Released: 2018 | Record Label: Royal Potato Family
About Chris Lightcap
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