Little information is available about this German six-piece band and their debut
presented here which has never been released on CD is much sought after. They
consisted of one lead singer, two harmony vocalists plus the usual rock outfit. In
addition there's some guest appearance of Hans Jurgen Fritz from country fellows
TRIUMVIRAT on piano. In some of the songs I can hear as well some violin and banjo which are not listed. As this line-up already suggests we get offered here some American
folk-tinged material much in the vein of CSNY, at times with a strong rhythm & blues
feeling like in "King of Misunderstood". Apart from being quite a nice listen if one
likes such stuff the songs here can't offer much interesting even for the most
average proghead. Overall I found this album musically quite boring I've to say
though the lyrics are admittedly at times quite appealing and meaningful if they
aren't too much christian-inspired like in the redundant "Jesus May Help You". Really
nothing outstanding to be found on here and if at all only interesting for the
general collector of obscure 70's rarities. Their second album went even deeper into
the country pop/southern rock realm questioning the relevance of this band in Prog at
all. 2 stars is the absolute maximum I can offer for this work in the context of this
website.
hdfisch |2/5 |
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