| | Easyacoustic CD Various Artists :
36 chilled tracks by the finest singer songwriters. Features Nick Drake, Ron Sexsmith,Eva Cassidy, Van Morrison & Ryan Adams amongst others.
Personnel: Martin Dobson (flute, saxophone); Chris Ingham (piano); Roger Odell (drums).
Recording information: Boulder, CO.
Arrangers: Chris Ingham; Ian Hughes; Jamie Cullum.
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Essentially a harder-rocking reprise of Every Picture Tells a Story, Never a Dull Moment never quite reaches the heights of its predecessor, but it's a wonderful, multi-faceted record in its own right. Opening with the touching, autobiographical rocker "True Blue," which finds Rod Stewart trying to come to grips with his newfound stardom but concluding that he'd "rather be back home," the record is the last of Stewart's series of epic fusions of hard rock and folk. It's possible to hear Stewart go for superstardom with the hard-rocking kick and fat electric guitars of the album, but the songs still cut to the core. "You Wear It Well" is a "Maggie May" rewrite on ...
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Live Recording
Personnel: David Lindley (vocals, guitar, slide guitar, bouzouki, kora, mandolin, background vocals); Ray Woodbury (vocals, guitar, electric guitar, background vocals); Jorge Calderon (vocals, maracas, background vocals); Rosanne Lindley, Jackson Browne, Linda Ronstadt (vocals); William D. "Smitty" Smith (keyboards); Walfredo Reyes (drums, bongos, maracas, timbales, triangle, percussion); Wally Kings (drums); Lisa Millman, Suki Sirl, Linde Luu Thurman, Ty "The Guy" Braswell, Anny D. Semonco, Jeff Cook, Louis Heidelmeier, Ray "Stretch" Gmeiner, Karen Higgins, Karen Murphy, Rob Sides, Robin Sloane, Boy Mountain, Don "King" Frederick, Joan Lindley, Dominica Bilotti, Marco Pighini (background vocals).
Audio Mixers: Ed Cherney; James Geddes.
Recording information: Complex, Los Angeles, CA; SaMo Soun, Santa Monica, CA.
Photographer: Robert Blakeman.
Unknown Contributor Role: Jorge Calderon.
The final El Rayo-X record, while lovely, does not exactly contain the power and fury of the first two. On Very Greasy, David Lindley and his cohorts explore a myriad of lighter, more Caribbean rhythms and textures, rendering a very pleasing album. Some great covers such as "Papa Was a Rolling Stone" and "Do You Wanna Dance" are pleasant enough, but the fact that hard rock Warrior drummer Ian Wallace -- who was such a big part of the power of their second CD, Win This Record -- is missing results in a weaker record. All in all, a very nice, eclectic slice, but not what this fine band was really about. ~ Matthew Greenwald
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The back-to-basics rock of Ram Jam proved to be a refreshing sound on the '70s music scene, and this album from the band is an upbeat collection of 20 songs.
Although it was confusingly packaged in nearly identical artwork as Ram Jam's 1977 debut, this career-spanning release is otherwise hard to fault, since it crams all 20 songs from these oft-forgotten late-'70s hard rockers' two LPs onto one compact disc. True, some may accurately argue that Ram Jam's oeuvre was neither consistent, original, nor essential enough to warrant full preservation (no thanks to the studio-manufactured group's tainted reputation as career opportunists), but a shiny plastic disc's a shiny plastic disc -- you may as well get the maximum number of tracks for your buck. Well, careful what you wish for, because after absorbing the band's Top 20 hit with a reconstructed version of Leadbelly's folk-blues, "Black Betty" (still darn near irresistible, despite the racial controversy it stirred up and the rumored poaching of its rambunctious arrangement from underground band Starstruck), die-hard classic rock anthropologists will find slim pickings among Ram Jam's first album fare. For the most part, these reveal a semi-engaged blues-rock "band" pretty much going through the motions while taking odd bits of inspiration from the likes of Bachman-Turner Overdrive ("Keep Your Hands on the Wheel," "Overloaded"), the James Gang ("For the Love of Rock'n'Roll") and, more surprisingly, T. Rex ("Too Bad on Your Birthday"). Much better are the subsequent songs culled from album number two, ...
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