Record & CD Reviews Scott (5/5): Awesome band!  William Hutchison (4/5): I'm not much of a LZ fanatic but i will comment on John Paul Jones, easily the most underrated member of the group....  dan t (4/5): This album features some great rhodes playing by Joe Sample, who is certainly one of the most underated pianists of the 70's. H...  Casey (4/5): The Beastie Boys aren't really thought of producing instrumental music with such songs as "Brass Monkey", "Fight for your Right...  James Garfield (4/5): This is a 2-CD compilation of Catalyst's recordings from the early 70's, in a genre falling somewhere between Jazz, R&B...  Juergen Martens (4/5): Early Level 42, still deeply rooted in Jazz/Funk and far away from the boring cliché chart oriented pop they got famo...  Chris Lynn (4/5): I consider this one of my favorite albums featuring cuts with a Rhodes Suitcase. It's a mainstream pop album, a little di...  dennis sanchez (4/5): very smooth, light pop with an ambient touch, it reminds me of super furry animals and the moody blues. some have ref...  Pcola_Rhodes (5/5): Every track on this CD features Michael McDonald on the Rhodes (except for track 6 - no Rhodes). This is one of the mai...  brett sroka (4/5): I'm the leader of this band, I play trombone and add computer loops, Carl Maguire is featured on prophet synth and most p...  Brian Mulholland (5/5): Joe Farrell, soprano sax and flute; Herbie Hancock, electric piano (Rhodes); Stan Clarke, upright bass; Jack DeJohne...  adrian480 (5/5): If you like like Return to Forever: light as a feather, I think you like Stanley Clarkes: Children of Forever too.
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