Hailing from Italy and currently based between there and
Iceland, My Cruel Goro present their debut eponymous EP, released on 24 August
2015.
FOR LOVERS OF: Ash, Arctic Monkeys, The Fratellis, The Hives
and early LIbertines, Dinosaur Jr., Weezer.
There isn’t a more fitting way to announce your band to the
Punk Rock scene than with a song called “Clash”, an energetic attitude fitting
of praise. ~ Stewart Brennan, World United Music
Eric Victor Burdon (born 11 May 1941) is an English
singer-songwriter best known as a member and vocalist of rock band the Animals
and the funk band, War and for his aggressive stage performance. He was ranked
57th in Rolling Stone's list The 100 Greatest Singers of All Time.
The Animals
Burdon was lead singer of the Animals, formed during 1962 in
Newcastle upon Tyne, England. The original band was the Alan Price Rhythm and
Blues Combo, which formed in 1958; they became The Animals shortly after Burdon
joined the band. The Animals combined electric blues with rock and in the USA
were one of the leading bands of the British Invasion. Along with the Beatles,
the Rolling Stones, the Hollies, the Dave Clark Five, and the Kinks, the group
introduced British music and fashion. Burdon's powerful voice can be heard on
the Animals' singles "The House of the Rising Sun", "Sky
Pilot", "Monterey", "I'm Crying", "Boom
Boom", "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood", "Bring It On Home
to Me", "Baby Let Me Take You Home", "It's My Life",
"We Gotta Get out of This Place", "Don't Bring Me Down",
and "See See Rider".
By late 1966, the other original members, including
keyboardist Alan Price, had left. Burdon has often attributed the
disintegration of the band to conflict with Price, specifically that Price had
claimed sole rights and ownership to “House of the Rising Sun.” Burdon and
drummer Barry Jenkins reformed the group as Eric Burdon and The Animals. This
more psychedelic incarnation featured future Family member John Weider and was
sometimes called Eric Burdon and the New Animals. Keyboardist Zoot Money joined
during 1968 until they split up in 1969. This group's hits included the ballad
"San Franciscan Nights", the grunge–heavy metal-pioneering "When
I Was Young", "Monterey", the anti-Vietnam anthem "Sky
Pilot", and the progressive cover of "Ring of Fire".
In 1975, the original Animals reunited and recorded an album
called Before We Were So Rudely Interrupted, released in 1977 and overlooked
due to the dawning of punk. In May 1983, The Animals reunited with their
original line-up and released the album Ark on 16 June 1983, along with the
singles "The Night" and "Love Is For All Time". A world
tour followed, and the concert at Wembley Arena, London, recorded on 31
December 1983, was released in 1984 as Rip it to Shreds. Their concert at the
Royal Oak Theatre in April 1984 was released in 2008 as Last Live Show; the
band members were augmented by Zoot Money, Nippy Noya, Steve Gregory, and Steve
Grant. The original Animals broke up for the last time at the end of 1984.
WAR
During 1969, while living in San Francisco, Burdon joined
forces with Californian funk rock band War. In April 1970, the resulting album
created was entitled, Eric Burdon Declares "War", which produced the
singles "Spill the Wine" and "Tobacco Road".
A two-disc set entitled “The Black-Man's Burdon”, was
released later in September 1970. The singles from the double album,
"Paint It, Black" and "They Can't Take Away Our Music", had
moderate success during 1971. During this time Burdon collapsed on the stage
during a concert caused by an asthma attack, and War continued the tour without
him.
In 1976, a compilation album, Love Is All Around, released
by ABC Records, included recordings of Eric Burdon with War doing a live
version of "Paint it, Black" and a cover of The Beatles song "A
Day in the Life." The band also featured ex-NFL star Deacon Jones who
coined the term "quarterback sack" and sang on the band's 1975 song
"Why Can't We Be Friends?"
Eric Burdon and War were reunited for the first time in 37
years, to perform an Eric Burdon & War reunion at the concert at the Royal
Albert Hall London on 21 April 2008. The concert coincided with a major reissue
campaign by Rhino Records (UK), which released all the War albums including
Eric Burdon Declares "War" and The Black-Man's Burdon.
Solo Career
Burdon began a solo career in 1971 with the Eric Burdon
Band, continuing with a hard rock–heavy metal–funk style. In August 1971, he
recorded the album Guilty! which featured the blues shouter Jimmy Witherspoon,
and also Ike White of the San Quentin Prison Band. In 1973, the band performed
at the Reading Festival and in 1974 they travelled to New York City. At the end
of 1974, the band released the album Sun Secrets and this was followed by the
album Stop in 1975. Burdon moved to Germany in 1977 and recorded the album
Survivor with a line-up including guitarist Alexis Korner and keyboardist Zoot
Money; the album also had a line-up of four guitarists and three keyboard
players and is known for its interesting album cover, which depicts Burdon
screaming. The album was produced by former Animal's bassist Chas Chandler. The
original release included a booklet of illustrated lyrics done in ink by Burdon
himself.
In May 1978, he recorded the album Darkness Darkness at the
Roundwood House in County Laois, Republic of Ireland, using Ronnie Lane's
Mobile Studio and featuring guitarist and vocalist Bobby Tench from the Jeff
Beck Group, who had left Streetwalkers a few months before. The album was
eventually released in 1980. During January 1979, Burdon changed his band for a
tour taking in Hamburg, Germany, and the Netherlands.
On 28 August 1982, "The Eric Burdon Band" including
Red Young (keyboards) performed at the Rockpalast Open Air Concert in Lorelei,
Germany. Following this Burdon toured heavily with his solo project from March
1984 to March 1985, taking in UK, Spain, Germany, Sweden, Canada and Australia.
In 1986, Burdon published his autobiography entitled I Used To Be An Animal,
But I'm Alright Now.
In March 1979, he played a concert in Cologne and changed
the band's name to "Eric Burdon's Fire Department", whose line-up
included backing vocalist Jackie Carter of Silver Convention, Bertram Engel of
Udo Lindenberg's "Panik Orchester" and Jean-Jaques Kravetz. In mid
1980, they recorded the album The Last Drive. "Eric Burdon's Fire
Department" toured Europe with this line-up and Paul Millins and Louisiana
Red made special appearances in Spain and Italy. By December 1980, the band had
broken up.
In April 1981, Christine Buschmann began to film Comeback
with Burdon as the star. They created a new "Eric Burdon Band" whose
line-up included Louisiana Red, Tony Braunagle, John Sterling and Snuffy
Walden. This band recorded live tracks in Los Angeles. They also recorded in
Berlin with another line-up, the only remaining member being John Sterling. In
September 1981, the final scenes of Comeback were shot in the Berlin Metropole
and Burdon and his band continued to tour through Australia and North America.
A studio album titled Comeback was released in 1982. The 1983 album Power
Company also included songs recorded during the Comeback project.
In 1988, he put together a band with 15 musicians including
Andrew Giddings – keyboards, Steve Stroud – bass, Adrian Sheppard – drums,
Jamie Moses – guitar and four backing vocalists to record the album I Used To
Be An Animal in Malibu, in the United States. In 1990, Eric Burdon's cover version
of "Sixteen Tons" was used for the film Joe Versus the Volcano. The
song, which played at the beginning of the film, was also released as a single.
He also recorded the singles "We Gotta Get out of this Place" with
Katrina & The Waves and "No Man's Land" with Tony Carey and Anne
Haigis. Later in 1990, he had a small line-up of an Eric Burdon Band featuring
Jimmy Zavala (sax and harmonica), Dave Meros(bass), Jeff Naideau (keyboards),
Thom Mooney (drums) and John Sterling (guitar) before he began a tour with The
Doors guitarist Robby Krieger and they appeared at a concert from Ventura
Beach, California, which was released as a DVD on 20 June 2008.
On 13 April 2004, he released a "comeback" album,
My Secret Life, which was his first album with new recordings for 16 years.
When John Lee Hooker died in 2001, Burdon had written the song "Can't Kill
the Boogieman" the co-writers of the songs, on the album, were Tony
Braunagel and Marcelo Nova. In 2005, they released a live album, Athens Traffic
Live, with special DVD bonus material and a bonus studio track and disbanded in
November 2005. He began a short touring as "The Blues Knights".
On 27 January 2006, he released his blues–R&B album Soul
of a Man. This album was dedicated to Ray Charles and John Lee Hooker. The
cover of the album was a picture which was sent to Burdon a few years before.
Burdon then formed a new band, with the following members: Red Young
(keyboards), Paula O'Rourke (bass), Eric McFadden (guitar), Carl Carlton
(guitar), and Wally Ingram (drums). They also performed at the Lugano Festival
and in 2007 he toured as the headlining act of the "Hippiefest"
line-up, produced and hosted by Country Joe McDonald.
Burdon, at 71, recorded an E.P. with Cincinnati garage band
the Greenhornes called, simply, Eric Burdon & the Greenhornes. The album
was recorded at an all-analogue recording studio, and released on 23 November
2012 as part of Record Store Day's "Black Friday."
In 2013, Eric Burdon came out with a new album called, “Til
Your River Runs Dry”. The lead single off the album was called,
"Water" and was inspired by a conversation he had with former Soviet
premier Mikhail Gorbachev.
Other Associations:
In 1991, Burdon and Brian Auger formed the "Eric Burdon
– Brian Auger Band" with the following line-up: Eric Burdon – vocals,
Brian Auger – keyboards, vocals, Dave Meros – bass, vocals, Don Kirkpatrick –
guitar, vocals, and Paul Crowder – drums, vocals. By 1992, Larry Wilkins
replaced Kirkpatrick and Karma Auger (Brian's son) replaced Crowder and in 1993
they added Richard Reguria (percussion). The live album Access All Areas was
then released. In 1994 the "Eric Burdon – Brian Auger Band"
disbanded. Burdon then formed the "Eric Burdon's i Band". The line-up
included Larry Wilkins, Dean Restum (guitar), Dave Meros (bass) and Mark Craney
(drums).
In 1995, Burdon made a guest appearance with Bon Jovi,
singing "It's My Life"/"We Gotta Get out of This Place"
medley at the Hall of Fame. He also released the album Lost Within the Halls of
Fame, with past tracks and re-recordings of some songs from I Used to be an
Animal. In October 1996, Aynsley Dunbar replaced Craney on drums. The Official
Live Bootleg was recorded in 1997 and in May that year Larry Wilkins died of
cancer. He also released the compilations Soldier of Fortune and I'm Ready
which featured recordings from the 1970s and 1980s.
In 2000, he recorded the song "Power to the
People" together with Ringo Starr and Billy Preston for the motion picture
“Steal This Movie!”. On 11 May 2001, the Animals were inducted into the Rock
Walk of Fame on Burdon's 60th birthday. On 3 March 2002, the live album Live in
Seattle was recorded. Ex-War member Lee Oskar made a guest appearance on the
album. In 2003 he made a guest appearance on the album Joyous in the City of
Fools by the Greek rock band Pyx Lax, singing lead vocal on "Someone Wrote
'Save me' On a Wall".
In 2001, his second critically acclaimed memoir, "Don't
Let Me Be Misunderstood," written with author/filmmaker J. Marshall Craig,
was released in the US, followed by editions in Greece, Germany and Australia;
it covers the British Invasion, moving to Los Angeles and Palm Springs, and
various anecdotes about Rock and Roll stardom.
On 7 June 2008, Burdon performed at the memorial service of
Bo Diddley in Gainesville, Florida. During July and August 2008, Burdon
appeared as the headline act of the "Hippiefest". He also recorded
the single "For What It's Worth" with Carl Carlton and Max Buskohl.
On 12 November 2008, Rolling Stone ranked Eric Burdon No. 57
on the list of the 100 Greatest Singers of all Time. On 22 January 2009 he
first performed with his new band, including keyboardist Red Young, guitarist
Rick Hirsch, bass player Jack Bryant and drummer Ed Friedland. For a few months
he was sick and did not perform except in the United States. On 26 June, he
began his European tour. The band included Red Young (keyboards), Billy Watts
(guitar), Terry Wilson (bass), Brannen Temple (drums) and Georgia Dagaki
(cretan lyra). The tour ended on 7 August.
On Monday 28 January 2013, Eric Burdon made a rare
appearance performing on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, backed by the Roots.
Fallon hyped Burdon's current album, 'Til Your River Runs Dry.
On Tuesday 23 July 2013, Eric was a guest on stage with
Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band at Cardiff Millennium Stadium,
performing "We Gotta Get Out of This Place."
In August 2013, he toured with Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo.
Influences:
The sound of The Animals influenced many Britpop,
alternative rock and power pop groups as well as the bands Deep Purple, The
Black Crowes, The Hives, Grand Funk Railroad, MC5, The White Stripes and
his voice has been highly respected by many singers such as Jim Morrison,
Robert Plant, Tom Petty, David Johansen, Joe Cocker, Bruce Springsteen, Ian
Hunter, Ryan Adams, Julian Thome, Jack White, John Mellencamp and Dan Zanes.
Discography:
The Animals
1964 - The Animals
1965 - The Animals on Tour
1965 - Animal Tracks
1966 - Animalisms
1977 - Before We Were So Rudely Interrupted
1983 - Ark
Eric Burdon & The Animals
1967 - Eric Burdon & The Animals
1967 - Winds of Change
1968 - The Twain Shall Meet
1968 - Every One of Us
1968 - Love Is
Eric Burdon & War
1970 - Eric Burdon Declares "War"
1970 - The Black-Man's Burdon (double album)
1976 - Love Is All Around – 1976, No. 140 US
Eric Burdon & Jimmy Witherspoon
1971 - Guilty! (Re-released in 1976 as "Black &
White Blues")
The Eric Burdon Band
1974 - Sun Secrets
1975 - Stop
1982 - Comeback
Eric Burdon
1977 - Survivor
1980 - Darkness Darkness
1980 - The Last Drive
1983 - Power Company
1988 - I Used To Be An Animal
1995 - Lost Within the Halls of Fame
2004 - My Secret Life
2006 - Soul of a Man
2008 - Mirage
2012 - Eric Burdon & The Greenhornes
2013 - 'Til Your River Runs Dry
Live Albums:
1965 – In The Beginning
1973 – The Animals with Sonny Boy Williamson
1984 – Rip It To Shreds: Greatest Hits Live, No. 195 in US
David Philips is a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist
and producer from the UK. His work as a solo artist and session guitar player
has taken him around the world playing venues and festivals such as Montreaux
Jazz Festival (Switzerland), Delhi Jazz Festival (India), Woodford Folk
Festival (Australia), Blue Balls Festival (Switzerland), Mare De Agosto
Festival (Azores Islands), Blues Aan Zee Festival (Holland), plus studio work
and live shows in the US, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam. He has also written
and recorded productions for companies such as MTV, VH1, Audi, Volkswagon,
Honda, La Caixa (Spain) and Gas Natural (Spain).
Philips self released his debut album “Heal Yourself Alone”
in 2010 and was quickly selected as Album Of The Week by Robert Elms at BBC
Radio London. It was also at #34 in the top 100 roots/country albums of 2011,
compiled by Roots Music Report in the US. After a short tour of Holland and
Belgium Philips signed with Black and Tan Records in Holland and released his
next 3 albums with the Dutch label.
Philips is known for his D.I.Y approach in the studio,
writing, recording and producing all his albums himself as well as playing all
instruments and tracking all vocals on his last 3 records to date. The Rooftop
Recordings (2011) was recorded in his rooftop apartment in Barcelona, Spain
while December Wine (The 4 Track Tapes) (2013) is a selection of demos recorded
using a Tascam 4 track cassette machine. His most recent album “If I Had Wings”
was released in March 2015 and is the result of 18 months of writing, recording
and live shows throughout Europe. The record is Philips' most adventurous to
date, exploring his musical past as a jazz guitar player and also electronic music
producer. He also did the artwork for the release using paintings, drawings and
sketches made whilst on tour and at home throughout 2014. David Philips has
toured Europe extensively over the past 5 years and continues to showcase his
world class guitar playing and carefully crafted songs and stories to a growing
audience.
Flavor Crystals are a psychedelic shoegaze band from
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
From 2005 to 2015 the band released 4 albums: “On Plastic”
in 2005 on mpls ltd. "Ambergris" recorded with Kramer and released on
vinyl by mpls ltd in 2007 and later released on CD by Second Shimmy
(Distributed by Cargo UK) in 2008. Then in 2012 they released a triple LP
"Three", and their latest LP “The Shiver of the Flavor Crystals” was
released on Oct 13th, 2015.
The Band has toured extensively including opening for the
Brian Jonestown Massacre, US leg in 2009. They have also toured with the “LSD
and the Search for God” the “Telescopes” in 2012, the “Carsick Cars” in 2013,
and “Chui Wan” in 2015 and others.
Flavor Crystals deliver an appealing laid back progressive
Psychedelic / shoegaze dreamy sound that appeals to conscious seeking music
fans the world over.
Sir Robin & The Longbowmen are a Psychedelic rock group
from Dresden Germany that formed in 2010.
The band’s music is reminiscent of the mid to late 60’s
psychedelic / surf music from the West coast of the US which is why they are
making a big splash in the underground music scene today with their debut self
titled EP which includes their hit single “I Would Like”.
The bands influences are many and include, but not limited
to, The Roaring 420's, Black Market Karma, The Brian Jonestown Massacre, The
Allah-las, The Black Hollies, Night Beats, The Black Angels, The Velvet
Underground, Hunger, Eric Burdon & War, The Kinks, The Animals, Led
Zeppelin…
The bands four song self titled debut EP was recorded at
Muggebude Studios in Dresden Klotzsche, Mixed & Mastered by Ricardo Röpke
& released on Bandcamp May 2015.
Puma Pumku is a Psychedelic Pop band from Santiago
de Compostela Spain. The band released their debut album “Is it in You?” with
Spanish Record Label “Matapadre” in November 2014. The 9 song album features a blend
of Psychedelic and Dream Pop music which is anchored by their hit single
“Twilight of the Mind”.
The album comes after their self titled EP released in 2013,
produced by Roberto Mallo and Rodrigo Caamaño of Bizarre Love Triangle.
Puma Pumku are, Amadeo Varela (guitar, vocals), Alvaro Dosil
(guitar, vocals), Guillermo Cavero (bass), Oscar Raña (drums) and Francisco
Varela (keyboard)
Throw all the genres and hyphenates together you want to
describe her – indie, roots & soul, rock, blues & country – they are
alright, and also not enough. Chastity Brown writes songs that are carried deep
in the American psyche, the hunger, desperation and confidence that runs
through our times. Coming from Tennessee to Minnesota, touring the country,
touring Europe, she has had half her own lifetime and million lifetimes gone
before her to concoct her powerful sound. She's been hailed by NPR, CMT,
American Songwriter, The London Times, and Paste Magazine as a songwriter to
watch, and has recently shared the stage with Michael Kiwanuka, Mike Doughty,
and Leon Russell.
Chastity pulls from a diverse cross-section of talent for
her live shows, playing with Robert Mulrennan (guitarist/producer), keyboardist
deVon Gray (Brother Ali), bass player Jef Sundquist, and percussionist Greg
Schutte (Mickey Hart), resulting in restless, electrifying and enveloping
performances.
Dave Kerzner (aka “Squids”) is a songwriter, producer,
keyboardist and vocalist who is best known for co-writing and co-producing
Sound of Contact’s award-winning concept album “Dimensionaut” and he is also
well known as the founder of the sound production company Sonic Reality. In
addition to Dave’s career as a solo artist Dave is part of several projects
including the UK-based band “Mantra Vega” with Heather Findlay and his fantasy
band/tribute project “Sonic Elements” that combines sampled Sonic Reality
artists with special guests from the Prog World.
Over the years Dave has worked with many artists and
producers ranging from Kevin Gilbert to Keith Emerson and ELP, Steve Hackett,
Steven Wilson, Alan Parsons, Crowded House, Genesis, L. Shankar, Bono and The
Edge, Ginger Baker, Nick Mason of Pink Floyd, Neil Peart of Rush, Jerry Marotta
of Peter Gabriel, Billy Sherwood and Jon Anderson of Yes, David Longdon (Big
Big Train), Rolling Stones, The Who, Durga and Lorelei McBroom (Pink Floyd),
David Kilminster (Roger Waters), Joe Lynn Turner of Deep Purple, Ken Scott
(Beatles, Bowie, Elton John), Hugh Padgham (The Police, Genesis), Heather
Findlay (Mostly Autumn), Nick Davis (Genesis, XTC), Ringo Starr, Bob Siebenberg
(Supertramp), Woody Woodmansey (David Bowie), Sam Phillips, T-Bone Burnett,
Francis Dunnery (It Bites, Robert Plant), Phil Ramone, Billy Cobham, Terry
Bozzio, Rod Morgenstein, Danny Gottlieb of Pat Metheny Group, John Paul Jones
of Led Zeppelin and Them Crooked Vultures, Smashing Pumpkins, Tom Waits,
Barbara Streisand, Madonna, Beyonce, Pearl Jam, Aimee Mann, Jon Brion, Nick
Raskulinecz (Foo Fighters, Rush), Allen Sides (Ocean Way Recording), Rik Emmett
(Triumph), John Wesley, Colin Edwin and Gavin Harrison (of Porcupine Tree),
Carmine and Vinny Appice, John Blackwell (Prince), Ed Greene (Steely Dan),
Alastair Greene (Alan Parsons Project), Russ Parish (Steel Panther), Toss
Panos, Corky James, Nick D’Virgilio (Tears for Fears, Genesis, Big Big Train,
Spock’s beard) and others.
After many years working in sound design and production with
SR and as a keyboardist with other artists, Dave decided it was time to take
center stage as lead vocalist and put out his first Progressive Rock album as a
solo artist.
---------------------------------------- Review of Dave Kerzner’s album “New World” by: Stewart
Brennan, World United Music
“New World” by Dave Kerzner is a brilliant progressive rock
album filled with impacting lyrics and music filled with imagery that captures
the listener from start to finish. The entire album is a wonderful blend of
artistic expression that weaves written word and music into an experience you
can feel and see by sound. “New World” is the Awakening.
*Track 01 – “Stranded (Parts 1 to 5)” - Rolls in like a sea
of consciousness that swells in imagery and melodic harmonies to capture the
imagination and engage the listener on an inner journey. The lyrics are
brilliant and very memorable as they reflect the thoughts of an awakened mind, but
what strikes me most is how the music conjures up the setting before the lyric
confirms it in its telling. “Stranded” is simply brilliant in every way.
Track 02 – “Into the Sun” – Pulls the listener into the
unfolding story but also into the listeners own reflection of life. Again the
lyrics are image filled as the music carries the story further into ones own
consciousness.
Track 03 – “The Lie” – The story unfolds and sees the main
character facing up to the lie’s of the world he embraced as he begins to
confront the prospects of its reality.
*Track 04 – “Under Control” – Both the lyrics and music are
infectious and memorable as the story continues to unfold where the main
characters consciousness awakens to find that he is a puppet under control by a
malevolent world.
Track 05 – “Crossing of Fates” – an instrumental interlude
of reflection with classic progressive rock interpretations.
*Track 06 – “My Old Friend” –The Awakening begins to unfold
as the main character’s inner self faces his alter manufactured self and breaks
free. Here again we witness the magic of music and lyric intertwined to allow
one to feel and see the story through music. A true awakening in every sense.
Track 07 – “Ocean of Stars” – Reflections of life left
behind in the mechanical world as the awakened soul can never go back to seeing
life in the same way again.
Track 08 – “Solitude” – a wonderful instrumental with vocal
harmony in musical reflection.
Track 09 – “Nothing” – Upbeat music expresses The awakened
soul that gladly takes the drivers seat to push out the mechanical world as the
reality of letting go to move forward makes the only sense.
*Track 10 – “New World” – Complete understanding of how
shallow and empty the old world is and that a better world is possible if
everyone could just awaken, see the reality and let go of the illusion.
*Track 11 – “Redemption (Stranded Parts 6 to 10)” – The
finally of the awakening where the main character realises that everything in
life was a lesson and experience learned on a journey that goes ever on…
There’s an attraction to Dave Kerzners “New World” album
that resonates and creates a bond between the music and my own reflections of
life, and I’m sure many others will say the same. “New World” is already a
classic in my mind.
When encouraged to pick a favourite line from the album, I
found it quite difficult because the entire album was an awakening in itself
that filled the imagination right up to the borders of infinity…although…”We’ll
trace our steps back to the dawn of what is right and wrong” resonates and
brings to mind the image of the “Global Awakening” taking place in our world
today.
”New World” is a great album with a wonderful
cast of musicians that really does bring the possibility of a New World into
reality. The album also signifies a Re-Awakening and the Re-Emergence of
Progressive Rock into the spotlight…Bravo!! “New World” is truly a Brilliant
concept album that I highly recommend to all music fans. ~ Stewart Brennan,
World United Music
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