Record & CD Reviews Matty Demont (5/5): This album starts with a short introduction and then ... be prepared for an explosive Rhodes solo. Great album, highly r...  Thomas (5/5): This is one of my favourite artists and favourite Live recordings. Auger is perhaps most familiar for hammond enthusiasts, esp...  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 ...  Billy Husmann (5/5): Monty Alexander with Ernest Ranglin: A DREAM!!!  Brian Mulholland (4/5): Bennie Maupin, reeds, glockenspiel, voice; Herbie Hancock, piano, electric piano; Charles Sullivan, trumpet; Buster ...  Greg (5/5): Funky as hell and this disc is saturated with funky ooozing Rhodes! The Rhodes is dominant on ever track and its supported by so...  Johnny (5/5): nearly impossible to find, but check out "hong kong". mellow jazz funk at its finest.  el cid (4/5): strong collaboration with brazil's milton nascimento, who wrote many of the songs. herbie plays primarily acoustic on this on...  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...  John Milner (5/5): Incredible album with lots of Rhodes piano. Storm At Sunup is another album with Rhodes in jazz-fusion from this talented...  Reggie Turner (5/5): Listening to this CD today in 2004 a day of 3/4 rhythm sections (Drums, Bass & Guitar or Piano) its great to hear the p...  dan martin (5/5): This is truly an incredible album. It's almost a crime to pigeonhole it under the R&B heading - "Inspiration Information" is... |
