構成数 | 1枚

合計収録時間 | 00:00:00

Graham Bond/Pete Brown (Saxophone)/Bond & Brown: Graham Bond (vocals, alto saxophone, piano, electric piano, organ); Pete Brown . Personnel: Pete Brown Brooklyn Blues Blowers (vocals, trumpet, talking drum); Derek Foley, Mick Hutchinson (guitar); Ed Spevock (drums, percussion, background vocals); Mick Walker (percussion, background vocals); Sue Woolley, Erica Bond (background vocals). Audio Remasterer: Ben Wiseman . Liner Note Author: Harry Shapiro. As epitaphs go, Graham Bond couldn't have done much better than TWO HEADS ARE BETTER THAN ONE, even if he had known this set was to be his final album. Perhaps because the multi-instrumentalist was working with his old friend Pete Brown, the entire album has a wonderfully creative frisson to it, all heightened by the ease with which the band play off each other. It's particularly noticeable in the way Bond's piano and Derek Foley's lead guitar intertwine on the splendid, gospel-fired "Amazing Grass," a hallelujah to marijuana, of course. The lyrical slyness is equal to the musical adventurism, which slides deftly across genres, but is anchored by Bond's invariably barreling R&B style. Pricking the skin of dubious record head "Ig the Pig," or reflecting on the horrors of war on "CFDT (Colonel Frights' Dancing Terrapins)," drug dreams infuse the album's themes while romance lightens the mood. But it's the funky, jazzy, rockin' blues Bond & Brown celebrate across this excellent set that makes it positively unforgettable.

録音 | ステレオ (Studio)