Record & CD Reviews Juan Garcia (5/5): This EP features some amazing Rhodes on the tracks "Mr. Pine", "Head Against The Sky", and "The Escaping Song". Though in...  Juan Garcia (5/5): "Over The Mountains" is the best track on this EP, and not just because it features a Rhodes solo, but it just totally ro...  Juan Garcia (4/5): The Rhodes sound in the track "Marvelous Things" sounds absolutely horrid. Sometimes I think it may not be a Rhodes, it s...  Juan Garcia (5/5): Smoooth Rhodes sound in the track "This Town, A Town So Obtuse".  Marc-Etienne HUNEAU (4/5): Very nice live album, voice/rhodes/double bass/battery.
Interesting effects on the Rhodes on some tracks... Pandelis Karayorgis (5/5): released on hatOLOGY 652, June 2008 Juergen Martens (5/5): Here's another great latin/fusion outfit from South America to be (re)discovered!
Like Brazil's Azymuth, OPA is a... Juergen Martens (4/5): There was a time when every jazz/fusion musician of some rank seemed to feel obliged to adopt an African/Indian/Myste... Juergen Martens (5/5): Hue and Cry is the Kane brothers' keys/voice duo from Scotland that went quite big in the late 80's with sleek design... Peter Kenney (4/5): Only listened to this a few times, but it's pretty cool and funky. Rhodes played by Patrice Rushen. Rhythm section of Mi...  James Garfield (5/5): I had wondered what happened to Tonc Feinig after leaving his intense first impression on me in 2004 with the "Bite" a... Nick (5/5): Rhodes Electric Piano on almost every Track!
Victor Feldman is a true Jazz Legend! |
