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Label: Vertigo Catalog#: 6360 005 Format: Vinyl, LP Country: UK Released: 1970 Genre: Electronic, Jazz, Rock Style: Jazz-Rock Credits: Artwork By [Sleeve Design] - Nigel Rollings , Rob Lett Bass - Daryl Runswick , Harry Miller , Herbie Flowers Co-producer - Wendy Benka Congas - Robin Jones Drums - Alan Rushton , Clem Cattini , Dennis Smith Engineer [Recording] - Roger T. Wake* Featuring [Bedee] - Bob Downes Flugelhorn - Bud Parks , Harry Beckett , Ian Carr Flute [Concert Flutes] - Bob Downes Guitar - Chris Spedding , Ray Russell Lyrics By - Bob Cockburn (tracks: A2 to B5) Producer - Bob Downes Saxophone [Alto] - Bob Downes Saxophone [Baritone] - Don Faye Saxophone [Tenor] - Bob Downes Trumpet - Bud Parks , Harry Beckett , Ian Carr , Kenny Wheeler , Nigel Carter Vocals, Composed By, Arranged By - Bob Downes Woodwind [Mouthpieces] - Bob Downes Notes: Recorded at Philips Studios, London, 1970 Rating:   4.0/5 (1 vote) Rate It Submitted by: Predicament

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marcelrecords, Aug 27, 2007

Another attempt to elevate rock-jazz fusion into a style of its own, without letting one of the components dominate. Inventive arrrangements notwithstanding, much on this album sounds forced. A few tracks could pass for accompanying music to some seventies BBC police series. The flute of Downes himself is beyond critisism: agile and expressive all the way. Still the overall sound is asthmatic and thick. A pity that the unexpected ballad ''In your eyes'' is clogged with brass too. Maybe Downes was overestimating himself when he took the production chair.

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