Record & CD Reviews Peter Kenney (5/5): This is fantastic and chock-full of Rhodes. Sadly not available on CD but the seem to be a fair few vinyl copies on ebay...  Juergen Martens (4/5): McCann the man, now with a Rhodes, the second time around live in Switzerland. His soulful, melancholic rendition of ...  Brother Wetlands (4/5): Wasn't able to properly sit through "Rain Dance" and "Hornets"- very experimental- but Hidden Shadows is absolute ge...  Andreas (5/5): Seems to be a very controversial album...
The first time I listened to it I didn't like it at all, but once I got used to...  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.
 Brendan Lowe (5/5): This is a great album for many reasons. Milt Jackson the jazz vibes great was the veteran with the "young blood" of the...  juergen martens (5/5): Ooooops - what a nice surprise to find this album here. It's the most fascinating live record ever cut, features some...  Juergen Martens (4/5): Carlos Santana's true achievement is proving that it is possible to run a decade-long successful career as a musician...  el cid (5/5): late-period cannonball with george duke on rhodes (back and forth between 'ball and zappa at this period, i believe). live pe...  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....  Juergen Martens (3/5): This Doors record to me overall is ho-hum, but "Riders on the Storm" is
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