Peter Green In the skies
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Topic: Peter Green In the skies
Posted By: oliverstoned
Subject: Peter Green In the skies
Date Posted: May 09 2017 at 11:51
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PETER GREEN --- IN THE SKIES After a long pause in Peter Green’s discography, the famous english blues-rock guitar player comes back at the end of the 70’s with this solid & inspired blues-rock opus.  It’ll be the last good one as next albums (at least from the early 80’s) are just good to keep the birds away if you own, say, a fruiting cherry tree (i’m talking CDs of course).  Coming back to this record, the first eponym piece has this spacey mood suggested by the album cover and is not too altered by Green’s limited vocal capacities. Other highlights: "Slabo Day (an impressive instrumental with a powerful rhythmic section and blazing guitar parts), "A Fool No More" is an haunting blues, “just for you” a funky tune with a huge rhythmic section.  Cherry on the cake: ultra slick production resulting in a superb sounding record... All in all, a must in Green’s discography! |
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Posted By: SteveG
Date Posted: May 10 2017 at 13:17
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Damn good album. Surprised no one else noted it.
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Posted By: uduwudu
Date Posted: May 19 2017 at 05:20
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Had it when it came out. Marvellous album. Latino bluesy style. He does so well writing playing and singing. QUite refreshing until he had another breakdown and then got himself going with a lot of help from Cozy Powell. I'm just surprised I've not seen it available. If it was reviewed here it would get two stars with the only prog interest being the presence of Snowy White. (This being the "guidelines" of album review ratings on this site... |