Record & CD Reviews Abby Rhodes (5/5): Practically every record that this artist touches turns to Rhodes, but this record in particular offers a large helping o...  Abbey Rhodes (5/5): A wonderful electronica album filled with Rhodes-infected drum n bass, neo-soul, and downtempo -- all written with 70s b...  Oliver (5/5): While not much Rhodes playing on it, the 2 songs that contain a Rhodes are great. Written and played by Max Middleton, who pla...  Oliver (5/5): The first solo album by drummer/producer/songwriter Narada Michael Walden. Many top players on this one, with David Sancious p...  Josh Bird (5/5): I really dig the rhodes piano track on the tune "I can't tell you why" off this album. That intro is very catchy and the sa...  Nigel Hall (5/5): We all know that playing any type of keyed instrument and playing a Rhodes is a seperate thing. Aside from all the other k...  L Collins (5/5): I can't believe noone has put this album here. Incognito has some beautifully smooth and funky rhodes in their latin ameri...  William Hutchison (4/5): Not really known as a Rhodes player except when he was with the Beatles during their petering out phase. One of my ...  Illya Kuryakin Reid (4/5): Classic Lee smooth jazzy funky,the track Mr briefcase has rhodes holding down the groove effortlessly  Juergen Martens (4/5): This sampler collects tracks from Deodatos's post-"Prelude" work
1974 - 1976 featuring covers such as Steely Dan'...  Juan Garcia (4/5): The Rhodes sound in the track "Marvelous Things" sounds absolutely horrid. Sometimes I think it may not be a Rhodes, it s... Peter Kenney (4/5): Another of the Mwandishi offshot bands. |
