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By Laurent ROUX (Geneva, Switzerland) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Mission Impossible / Hand of Inevitable (Audio CD)
The Hand Of The Inevitable bathes the crossroads in a particularly favorable light. Supplying the muscle behind Taylor's organ explorations is JTQ's musical core: guitarist David Taylor; John Willmott on sax and flute; bassist Gary Crocket; and drummer Neil Robinson.Love Will Keep Us Together kicks off the collection, spurred by guest vocalist Alison Limerick's smoky soul crooning. Limerick returns on two other standouts, the supple groovefests "Good Thing" and "Stepping Into My Life." Elsewhere, JTQ churns out horn-driven instrumentals ranging from the propulsive "3 Mile Island" to chewy funk cuts such as "Haitian Breakdown" and the album's title track. For a change of pace, JTQ flips the fuzz switch with a spaced-out cover of Led Zeppelin's "Whole Lotta Love." |
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Mission Impossible / Hand of Inevitable by James Taylor (Audio CD - 1999)
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