Rod Stewart - Every Picture Tells A Story
Rod the Mod finds his solo footing, headed for stardom, with the Faces in his wake.
6:00 AM GMT 22/06/2011
(VHF, 2003)
The late heir to Fahey's thorny crown, lamented by MOJO messageboarder.
The way-too-early passing of this generation's American Primitive folk guitar master Jack Rose continues to send shockwaves throughout the underground music community, particularly since the release of his posthumous masterpiece Luck In The Valley. The trail he blazed from post-Dead C noise guitar to Theater Of Eternal Music drone psych to post Fahey/Basho/Old Weird America master was singular and deep. No other recording he plays on stands so very much at the crossroads as this, which could practically be credited to Jack Rose & Pelt; the creative leap in Jack's technique emerges far more assertively than on any previous Pelt recording. Consisting of three long tracks of a rich dronescape with the band jamming on a plethora of exotic instrumentation (yes, I think I hear sitars) overlaid with the exquisite picking of Jack, you could easily find yourself drifting downstream as these tracks ebb and flow unlike any others in the collective output of the artists involved. Truly a special moment in a brief career full of them.
Scorpiomoon
Posted by Ross_Bennett at 6:00 AM GMT 14/05/2010
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Rod the Mod finds his solo footing, headed for stardom, with the Faces in his wake.
6:00 AM GMT 22/06/2011
Last salvo of Ginsters Pasty-Warholism from Britpop ramraiders.
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An overlooked small wonder from an unpredictable career.
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Dry computer club Futurists, upon hitting implausible chart paydirt.
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Epic Danish jams, for when the neighbours get you down.
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