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4.0 out of 5 stars
Rock history,
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This review is from: I See the Light (Audio CD)
Okay - I admit bias. I was there in southeastern Oklahoma and I knew these guys when they did this album. For me, it is a bit of the history of American rock, and I think that is deserved praise. They went from this to have a couple of Billboard top tens, including a number 1 with Western Union. By then, "The Attic" (where I heard them play several times) was a distant memory, I'm sure. Even in abstensia, they continued to mentor me and my aspiring band. We never made it as far - but I hope their own memories of those days are as good as mine! I am very pleased to have found that this music remains available!
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4.0 out of 5 stars
a great start for Robin Hood Brians & The Five Americans,
By Mark Williams (Kilgore, Texas United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: I See the Light (Audio CD)
yes this group recorded this in Tyler Texas own legendary Robin Hood Brians home studio, the group is terribly underated , they were probably the only group from Texas to make a really decent record , probably the only real group to have the same potetntial as the Beatles, I saw the Light is on this one and the Outcast, reallly gear if you ask me
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I See the Light by Five Americans (Audio CD - 1994)
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