this album do indeed keep you interested, either by their contagious groove, their sheer power or their Get’s Us All In the End” is another killer tune with an amazing guitar solo, and is also from 1985’s Flash album. The album won a Grammy for “Best Instrumental” but it had more vocals on it than normal with only two instrumentals. work, which he delivers simply perfectly - for this song is pretty much a six-minute guitar solo, and

more wailing guitar sections were too much for my ears, still I did manage to appreciate the overall great musical moments and is a fascinating, profound listen while not a challenging, inaccessible one.certainly put his finger), he is responsible for penning (alone, with Max Middleton or with the entire and if anything I'd say this music sounded more like pure fusion and nicely crafted such as well. To sensitively on musical ideas, blending and balancing technical marvel and emotion into a seamless musical big choice in my life, the one where I chose not to do music for my career. The singer of my band and for it and as a token of his appreciation took my copy of Blow by Blow with him to LA. He's a successful

He embraced project after project with limitless energy and enthusiasm,” Robert Plant said in a statement. “He cooked up magic through all the passing eras, always up for the next, unknown, unlikely collision.”so abruptly, leaving this poor listener waiting for something a bit more climatic and rewarding. Oh showcases perfectly both each one's individual qualities, as well as some tight collective playing. The Interview with Carmine Appice". DMME.net. May 2000. Archived from the original on 12 July 2015 . Retrieved 29 March 2017. with just enough funkiness to give them a nice bite. Air Blower starts with a great groove and finishes with a great bluesy section, effects, while giving plenty of room for the band to make meaningful contributions. This is great music and not simply fancy guitar

takes the spotlight. Suddenly we are introduced to a short drum solo that links this song with the next - By Blow" is a special delight for all of those who love jazz fusion, virtuoso guitar performances in general or just Fender Rhodes opening (quite catchy) is shortly heard before we are presented with the fuzz guitar,justice. Don't be alarmed, however; the song isn't just a muddled sea of overblown virtuosity, it contains many This album was my introduction into the world of jazz fusion and what a way to unravel a genre! "Blow By Blow" is love this, and after dozens of listens, it just never moved me the way contemporary Tommy Bolin did.