it seems like it would belong with the group of albums captured on the first Album Collection -- the final undisputed great record from Springsteen -- but its essential unease opens the door to years when Bruce wasn't comfortable being the Boss
but the promise of a system to replace the one he's bent on destroying
propelling itself ever spaceward in a questing fashion
SUNDAY is piano trio jazz that's executed so beautifully one might not notice how complex it really is
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KEB'MO' KEB'MO' -HQ- 4/15/14 it seems like it wouldPersonnel: Keb' Mo' (vocals, guitar, harmonica, banjo); Tommy Eyre (keyboards); James "Hutch" Hutchinson (bass); Laval Belle, Quentin Dennard, (drums); Tony Draunagel (percussion). Recorded at Red Zone Studios, Burbank, California and Devonshire Recording Studios, North Hollywood, California. The first solo release by contemporary blues based artist Keb Mo' mixes a reverence for traditional country blues with more streamlined elements of commercial