Tag: Year-1975

Reviews tagged to the year 1975.

Henry Gross - Plug Me Into Something

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This 1975 release is one of my favourite Henry Gross albums and is typical of his fun rock ‘n roll…

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Fox - Fox

Fox (UK) – Fox 0 (0)

Interesting British band with an intriguing female vocalist named Noosha Fox, let’s be clear, Noosha was ‘weird’, definitely out of…

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Michel Polnareff - Michel Polnareff

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Michel Polnareff’s first English language album should have made him a star in North America and as many times as…

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Quicksilver Messenger Service - Solid Silver

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After years of line-up changes, break-ups, drug busts and assorted tomfoolery, the original Quicksilver Messenger Service came together for one…

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Mott - Drive On

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Mott straddle pop, rock, and grandiose styles too, not quite Queen, but perhaps a tinge of glam and that earlier…

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Jimmie Spheeris - The Dragon Is Dancing

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The late Jimmie Spheeris delivers a musical cocktail of Al Stewart, Michael Franks, Cat Stevens, Shawn Phillips and Jackson Browne…

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Souther Hillman Furay Band - Trouble In Paradise

Souther Hillman Furay Band – Trouble In Paradise 0 (0)

As a country rock supergroup, the Souther Hillman Furay Band looked damn good on paper, the pioneering trio backed by…

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Blue Swede - Out Of The Blue

Blue Swede – Out Of The Blue 0 (0)

Look, you know what you’re getting here with Blue Swede. One of those ‘throw some guys in the studio’, give…

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Eric Quincy Tate - EQT

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The sound of Eric Quincy Tate is more blues based than most bands of this style with elements of Honky…

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Classics IV - The Very Best Of

Classics IV – The Very Best Of The Classics IV 0 (0)

Now I’m not going to pretend The Classics IV are typical Glory Daze fare but from a historical perspective they…

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Francois Dompierre - Dompierre

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Orchestrated to the hilt, ‘Dompierre’ reveals the endless possibilities of symphonic rock from Francois Dompierre, steeped in Quebec culture, the…

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Glyder - Glyder

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Like The Hollies and to some extent the Bee Gees, Glyder show no pretensions to be anything other than a…

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Jet - Jet

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Produced by Roy Thomas Baker, on paper Jet had a lot going for them, they should’ve been on the runway…

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Les Variations - Cafe De Paris

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A band that tried to be original was Les Variations, which included three Moroccan Jews, an Italian, American and two…

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Nasty Pop - Nasty Pop

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In my opinion, Nasty Pop had more in common with pub rockers Ace, American rust belt progressives Crack The Sky…

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Skyband - Skyband

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I really can’t recommend this album to anyone other than die hard Peter Beckett fans, Skyband were a curio at…

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Strange Days - 9 Parts To The Wind

Strange Days – 9 Parts To The Wind 0 (0)

Strange Days presents a good album of fetching progressive pop with similarities to Strawbs, Stackridge, Irish proggers Fruupp and early…

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Lovecraft - We Love You, Whoever You Are

Lovecraft – We Love You, Whoever You Are 0 (0)

Imagine funksters Rufus backed by Santana or early Journey and you should have a good picture of the Lovecraft sound.

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Brownsmith - Brownsmith

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Soft rock from the Pacific Northwest, Brownsmith was the duo of Don Brown and Garrett Smith both of whom went…

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Slumberlandband - st

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One of the more unusual Dutch progressive records I’ve come across is Slumberlandband and I still don’t know what to…

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