First side of the original vinyl is offering with "Across The Windowsill" a quite breezy piece dominated by sax and organ with bluesy vocals that remind to Van Morrison. "Canaltrip" basically consists of an extended rather soft sax solo accompanied by percussion and acoustic guitar. "Rotating Irons" is more a sluggish bluesrock track dominated by electric guitar and backed up by organ and great mouthorgan play. To me it sounds a bit like a variation of “Season Of The Witch” by The Zombies but I might be wrong.
Second side starts with the all instrumental jazz rock track "Gong Gong, The Elephant Song" with alternating solos by trombone, sax and mouthorgan. "Near The Sea" is a ballad with great flute play and the final "Secret Oyster Service", obviously a sort of tribute to their country fellowmen is an excellent jazz rock one with dual saxophone coming close to free-form jazz at times. This one is without any doubts the highlight on here.
BRI’s second album is certainly their best and most coherent one offering an awesome blend of blues and jazz rock. Highly recommended to any fan of early 70’s Prog!
Track Listings1. Across The Windowsill (7:40)
2. Canaltrip (5:21)
3. Rotating Irons (8:19)
4. Gong-Gong, The Elephant Song (5:40)
5. Near The Sea (3:58)
6. Secret Oyster Service (9:48)
Total Time: 40:46
Line-up/Musicians
Ole Fick / vocals, guitars
Kim Menzer / saxophone, flute, trombone, harmonica, vocals
Karsten Vogel / saxophone, organ, percussion
Jess Stæhr / bass
Bo Thrige Andersen / drums, percussion
Rip from CD 256@ (full artwork included)
Download links
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2 комментария:
Many thanks for this.
Love your blog
Dom
you have a very special blog - thank you!
and thank you for Burning Red Ivanhoe
saludos: RoBB
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