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The Who: Live At The Oval 1971
by Doug Collette
The Who were at the peak of their performing powers by the time they embarked upon an extensive touring schedule in 1971. Having honed their chemistry as a performing unit during the nearly two years of performing Tommy (Decca, 1969), the quartet had relegated equipment smashing to an occasional sidelight. And, having distilled guitarist/composer ...
Robin Trower: Bridge Of Sighs: 50th Anniversary Edition
by Doug Collette
Upon Robin Trower's departure from Procol Harum in 1971, he initiated his solo career with Twice Removed From Yesterday (Chrysalis, 1973). It was an understated debut to be sure, the entire first side virtually a suite of dream-like tracks such as the fervent “I Can't Wait Much Longer." The guitarist's debt to Jimi Hendrix was only ...
Bridge Of Sighs: 50th Anniversary Edition
By Robin Trower
Label: Chrysalis Records
Released: 2024
Track listing: CD1: Day of The Eagle; Bridge of Sighs ; In This Place; The Fool And Me; Too Rolling
Stoned; About To Begin; Lady Love; Little Bit of Sympathy. CD2: Day of The Eagle;
Bridge of Sighs; In This Place; The Fool And Me; Too Rolling Stoned; About To Begin;
Lady Love; Little Bit of Sympathy. CD3: Twice Removed From Yesterday; Bridge of
Sighs; Alethea; Lady Love; Daydream; To Rolling Stoned; I Can’t Wait Much Longer;
Day of The Eagle; Little Bit of Sympathy; Rock Me Baby. Blu-Ray: 2024 Remaster |
Dolby Atmos | 5.1 | Stereo Album Instrumentals | 2024 Stereo Mix |Additional
Outtakes & Rarities | Live at The Record Plant, Sausalito, 29th May 1974.
Coming Closer to the Day
By Robin Trower
Label: Provogue Records
Released: 2019
Track listing: Diving Bell; Truth or Lies; Coming Closer to the Day; Ghosts; Tide of Confusion; The Perfect Wrong; Little Girl Blue; Someone of Great Renown; Lonesome Road; Tell Me; Don't Ever Change; Take Me with You.
Mark Wingfield & Gary Husband: Tor & Vale
by Glenn Astarita
Before receiving widespread exposure as the keyboardist with John McLaughlin's The 4th Dimension band, Gary Husband's notoriety was firmly centered on his polyrhythmic progressive rock and jazz drumming, rising through the ranks by accompanying prodigious guitarists Allan Holdsworth and Robin Trower, amid stints with Level 42, UK and other notables. Moreover, idiosyncratic guitarist Mark Wingfield's notoriety ...
Robin Trower: Coming Closer to the Day
by Doug Collette
Upon departing Procol Harum in the early Seventies, guitarist Robin Trower embarked upon a solo career in which he has proved himself both prolific and consistent (like the imagistic cover art of the albums). Completely absorbing by its finish, Coming Closer to the Day reaffirms those virtues and belies the intimations of mortality in its title. ...
Marbin: Israeli Jazz
by Chris M. Slawecki
Marbin's name and music come from the combined visions of saxophonist Danny Markovitch and guitarist Dani Rabin. Dani was born in California but grew up in Israel, where he met Markovitch and first formed Marbin as a duo in 2007. “Both Danny and I grew up in Israel listening to Israeli music, but we ...
Sonic Styles of the Seventies
by Chris M. Slawecki
Hugo Fattoruso Hugo Fattoruso Y Bario Opa Far Out Recordings 2018 Once upon a time in Uruguay, teenage brothers Osvaldo and Hugo Fattoruso stepped out of their musical family trio to play guitar and bass for popular Latin American jazz (swing) and rock 'n' roll ensembles venturing in ...
Procol Harum: Novum
by Doug Collette
Every once in a great while, a band with some history and, usually, no small pedigree, will reignite the chemistry that begat its sound and do so without over-obvious replication of its essential style. Neil Young and Crazy Horse found themselves in such a rarefied space with Ragged Glory (Reprise, 1990) as did the Allman Brothers ...
