Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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To tell you the truth, I struggled with this review upon listening to the first disc. There were one or two interesting spots, but overall the music left me flat and I felt like I was just...
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The latest Fruits de Mer introduction retrospective release is the massive 4 CD set An Introduction to Astralasia. Just like labelmates Sendelica, Astralasia is noted for their extended...
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A long long time ago there were four guys playing in what was mostly a cover band, Beatles, Floyd, Camel, Zappa and more, and a few originals too. The year was 1985, and the players were...
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I suspect most of Exposé’s regular readers will be familiar with Gary Husband. His work with Allan Holdsworth and John McLaughlin alone gives him a high profile, and there are...
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Think Like a Key label owner and musician Roger Houdaille (Ex Norwegian) is a huge Jimmy Campbell fan. Jimmy has been a musical inspiration for Roger, as well as for releasing the tribute album by...
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A brief recap: Jean-Pierre Llabador and his brother Jean-Claude Llabador were founding members of the French jazz-rock band Coïncidence. At some point following their second LP Clef de...
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At hand is another fine live recording by one of Germany’s finest jazz-rock outfits from the late 60s and early 70s. The band was in a constant state of evolution as their sound was changing,...
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Here is a set of recordings by a band so obscure that they were only discovered by accident years after they were made in the mid-90s through 1999. Band leader Wolfgang Seidel (guitar and vocals)...
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As often happens, an artist will seemingly surface from nowhere whose skill and chops surprises everyone who listens to them. Such was the case with Tom Penaguin’s
The Shows of Ours… Live is a set of five live recordings by Caravan presented on 10 LPs, spanning from 1976 to 2001. Aside from noting the somewhat awkward wordplay of the title,...
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