Record & CD Reviews Phil Kadidlo (4/5): While many would consider this a "sell out" record, one track in particular haunts my memories from my teenage years whe...  Peter Kenney (4/5): Basically two albums from Herbie's "Mwandishi" band but recorded under Eddie Henderson's name. Quite "spacey" in places ...  Peter Kenney (4/5): I've not heard all of this album yet so ignore my rating, the track I heard on the radio sounded great though. Quite a f...  Peter Kenney (4/5): Contains the original "Lady Marmalade" and a few other similar gems. Of course there are a couple of slushy ballads but ...  Juergen Martens (4/5): It's nice to see how young European musicians, most of them not even having been born back then, rediscover Rhodes-he...  Adam Hemmert (4/5): Uses the Rhodes as more a percussive instrument throughout the album. Kind of a new age take on the instrument.  Brian Mulholland (4/5): Miroslav Vitous, bass;
Joe Henderson, tenor sax; John McLaughlin, guitar; Herbie Hancock, electric piano...  Brian Mulholland (4/5): Bennie Maupin, reeds, glockenspiel, voice; Herbie Hancock, piano, electric piano; Charles Sullivan, trumpet; Buster ...  Roelf Backus (4/5): One of the first all digital recordings by Larry Rosen in 1983.
Very beautiful and clear Rhodes bell-sound.  Oliver Hock (4/5): Nice album with instrumental tunes by the former keyboardist for Jeff Beck and Chris Rea.  Peter Sawatzky (4/5): Sloan is a band from Halifax, Canada. They're well-known in Canada but never broke into the U.S. This is their live ...  bob evans (4/5): Nice Rhodes solos on this hard to find LP. |
