Friday, 5 April 2013
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The jazz-fusion sweet spot runs from 1969 to 1975, a period where electricity pushed and prodded its way ever further into the previously ex... -
Mal Waldron's 'Candy Girl' has been on my look-out-for list for a very long time, though, with original copies changing hands f... -
A new, all singing all dancing, 50th anniversary super-deluxe reissue of The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway by Genesis arrives this week, even t... -
My gaff is in Suffolk, though only just. The River Waveney flows about 100 yards from my front door and this ancient waterway defines the co... -
I've featured the work of American guitarist Jeff Parker in this slot before ( here ). He's one of those musicians who clearly just ...
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This is nice and a welcome back too
Spent much of this weekend talking about bands whose recorded output never matched the urgency of their live gigs. And The Carbs got a mention. I saw them many many times and when they played Magic Suitcase I used to get goosebumps; however, the studio version was soulless and dull.
Does this mean they'll be playing again sometime soon?
Glad you enjoyed it OPC.
John. I know what you mean. Some of their early 'MP Free's' were brilliant, but I found the official album, 'The Last Post', to be a huge disappointment. Haven't heard owt about any forthcoming shows.
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