During the last week-end I had more free time so I could post two albums for today (also thanking Edulms). The first one is the second work of the English prog band the
Flash (Yes' sons) entitled "
In The Can", it issued in 1972;the music has a more ballad-like atmosphere, Colin Carter is no Jon Anderson, and Peter Banks has a more jazzy style. On 'In the Can', Tony Kaye isn't contributing anymore (on their first album he appeared as a guest!), and that makes this album a keyboardless alternative for Yes, dominated by Banks' great guitar playing. Its line-up is: Peter Banks / guitar, Arp synth, backing vocals; - Ray Bennett / bass, backing vocals; - Colin Carter / lead vocals; - Michael Hough / drums, percussion.
In the can @ 320kbps
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The second posted album is by a Brazilian group:
A Divina Increnca (increnca in Brazilian is "problem") which played a good jazz/free jazz (with a little vein of folk) and recorded in 1980 its only album self titled. The artists were: Felix Wagner: Piano, Clarinete Alto, Vibrafone, Percussion and Flute; Rodolfo Stroeter: Acustic and Electric Bass and Percussion; Azael Rodrigues: Drums, Vibrafone, Tabla, Lâminas de Arado and Percussion; as guest appear: Mauro Senise: Sax-Alto and Sax-Soprano; Claus "Premê": Flute. Enjoy!
A divina @ 320kbps
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During the last week-end I had more free time so I could post two albums for today (also thanking Edulms). The first one is the second work of the English prog band the Flash (Yes' sons) entitled "In The Can", it issued in 1972;the music has a more ballad-like atmosphere, Colin Carter is no Jon Anderson, and Peter Banks has a more jazzy style. On 'In the Can', Tony Kaye isn't contributing anymore (on their first album he appeared as a guest!), and that makes this album a keyboardless alternative for Yes, dominated by Banks' great guitar playing. Its line-up is: Peter Banks / guitar, Arp synth, backing vocals; - Ray Bennett / bass, backing vocals; - Colin Carter / lead vocals; - Michael Hough / drums, percussion.
The second posted album is by a Brazilian group: A Divina Increnca (increnca in Brazilian is "problem") which played a good jazz/free jazz (with a little vein of folk) and recorded in 1980 its only album self titled. The artists were: Felix Wagner: Piano, Clarinete Alto, Vibrafone, Percussion and Flute; Rodolfo Stroeter: Acustic and Electric Bass and Percussion; Azael Rodrigues: Drums, Vibrafone, Tabla, Lâminas de Arado and Percussion; as guest appear: Mauro Senise: Sax-Alto and Sax-Soprano; Claus "Premê": Flute. Enjoy!
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