1979
Richmond Road Riot
02. Richmond Road Riot
03. Days In Paris
04. Member Of The Upper Class
05. My Sweet Son
06. Swedish Woman
07. Children Song
08. Cold
09. Pretty Lines
10. Be All My Sins Remembered
11. Orange Tree Rag
But it always gives me a hard time when trying to talk/write about it. It's not easy to describe their very eclectic style of music - not really Progrock, not 100% Pop, Jazz? yes maybe..... Dammit I hate this category stuff! Maybe it's just incredibly good pop music with hints of progressive rock and easy latin á la High Llamas. And whatever it may be, it doesn't sound like "1979" to my ears. More like "sometime between 1969 and 2009".
Please get an impression and tell me what you think about it!
I absolutely love this album and would love to know more about them... for starters who are the guys in the band... All and any info is welcome!
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It's the "Steely Dan-ish" genre with a touch of Bob Welch-era Fleetwood Mac thrown in. Good album, thanks.
ReplyDeleteyou got it... Bob Welsh era Fleetwood Mac is my favorite...
ReplyDeletealways wondered what would have happened if Tommy Bolin joined Fleetwood Mac instead of Deep Purple... it is rumored that rehearsals with Tommy Bolin and Fleetwood Mac do exist... crooked tape traders have tried in several ocations to pass tapes with Welsh as the legendary Bolin tapes...
ReplyDeleteNice music, I like that. Stay black. Peace, JV.
ReplyDeleteLooks like Joe Jackson's debut, Look Sharp!. Which also came out in 1979!
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