Record & CD Reviews 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...  James Garfield (5/5): Of all the Yellowjackets albums, the first is still my favorite. I downloaded it off of iTunes a couple of weeks ago ...  Juergen Martens (5/5): Like Al Jarreau's self-titled 1982 album, this is another must-have for lovers of the ultra-smooth L.A.-style Rhodes ...  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...  Juergen Martens (3/5): The Dan's swan song. Tastefully executed west coast decadence. Some nice Rhodes on it, but low and behold no compari...  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...  Juergen Martens (5/5): I've been recommending JGW's unique work here earlier when introducing his "Best Of" compilation. Especially interest...  Galen Shostac (4/5): I must say, this is not the greatest record that Herbie ever made; However, if you listen to the Rhodes solo on the tra...  dan (5/5): excellent!  Fabio (5/5): In this record there is a beautiful version of Goodbye Pork Pie Hat, Lyle Mays plays Rhodes Piano with great voicings here, a m... |
