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Unfortunately, there's not enough of this music around. I have been a fan of this band for a decade, and this, in my mind, is their finest.The band opens with a catchy, radio-friendly song (which would establish their future 'signature') - while the second and third showcase their musical talents to the full. Popper's intense vocal and instrumental contributions are complemented by an enregetic backup from Kinchla, Hill, and the late, great Bobby Sheehan, and each song fizzes with life - even the ballads.Throuought, the music diversifies from the power-ballads and blues, to jazz, funk, rock andmore… grass-roots, each played with an energy and passion that comes across with the music. Some songs, on first hearing, will leave you literally breathless.The true gem, however, is the finale - two songs rolled into one, that switch into eachother, forming a 12 minute 'set'. Lyrically astute, vocally diverse, and musically, as tight as any improvisational band will allow, 'Alone' still comes across to me as one of the most powerful and emotionally-charged songs ever recorded.If you are pregnant, musically limited to Britney Spears clones, or are of a nervous disposition, I would like to still remind you that Amazon.co.uk probably still stock some Westlife CDs - If, however, you're starved of something musically liberating, you could do a lot worse...!

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Music > Albums

Case Type:

CD

Release Type:

Retail

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Cover Info:

Title:

Blues Traveler - Blues Traveler (1999) Retail CD

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Back

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1181 x 929 px

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