Robert Christgau: Dean of American Rock Critics

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John McLaughlin with the One Truth Band

  • Electric Dreams [Columbia, 1979] B-

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Electric Dreams [Columbia, 1979]
Indicating that when fusion grows up it may achieve the artistic significance of the "cool" jazz of the '50s. Personally, I never had much use for Barney Kessel in the first place. I grant you that Kessel never had a drummer who could roil it up like Tony Smith. But he also never had a drummer who helped sing "Love and Understanding." Ugh. B-