Mel Brown
- Blues for We [Impulse, 1969] D
Consumer Guide Reviews:
Blues for We [Impulse, 1969]
Bad album by an excellent guitarist. The fault is mostly in the production, which instead of dealing up obvious goop in the manner of Shorty Rogers and Harvey Mandel is so eclectic that it almost functions as a parody of eclecticism. Contains eight cuts: one black soul, one white soul, one country, one Lennon-McCartney, one bubblegum, one trad jazz, one blues, and one avant-garde jazz. Brown ain't that good. If you get turned on to him, try: "The Wizard" instead. Scanty personnel listings. D
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