Record & CD Reviews Brother Wetlands (5/5): Complete genius! Miles better than his recent "Ultravisitor" effort.
If you only associate Squarepusher with in...  Swatkins (5/5): This is the definitive album from this left-coast groove band. The album features Fred Wesley on the 'bone and the horn arr...  James Garfield (5/5): Jan Hammer's Rhodes playing on this album is just plain SICK. It's hard to believe that this is the same guy who did ...  Jack (5/5): AWESOME examples of Rhodes work as well as clavinet, and organ in a tight little EP. I wish it were longer!! Need more Jivestone!  Dave Eggleston (5/5): Recorded at the Whiskey A Go-Go, 1974. (2 record set)
/Brian Auger-organ, electric piano, backing vocals /Ale...  Ignacio Lares (5/5): itīs a progresive synphonic rock cd, with
fender rhodes sound,by south american band in venezuela; the band is a tr...  Randy (5/5): This live, 2-album set, now released on CD, has Gil and Brian tearing it up at Paul's Mall in Boston, Mass. Brian performed alm...  Daniel Riera (5/5): Awesome album. Not one filler track in my opinion. Some very nice Rhodes playing by Patrice Rushen.  christian Hjorth Berg (5/5): Absolutely kick-ass west-coast pop pearl! Great songs and (of course) lyrics, Michael franks sounds relaxed and...  John Whetton (5/5): Mixture of classic reggae mixed with jazz and disco/funk. With Rhodes for the harmonies.  Charles S. (5/5): The title cut says it ALL!. If you play Sax,Skins or Keys. There's no excuse you should'nt have atleast a couple of Crusad...  Thomas O'Grady (5/5): Another absolute classic in my opinion, although again I don't 'love' all the songs. This album gets the highest r... |
