unaej schreef:
Doet er nog iemand mee? Blijkbaar heeft die laatste van Reijersen nog geen reacties weten uit te lokken...

unaej schreef:
Doet er nog iemand mee?

Indien nodig kan ik trouwens voor een nieuwe zorgen, als niemand anders zich aanbiedt.

With vocal interplay recalling the Temptations' work with Norman Whitfield and a jazzy instrumental sophistication equal to the Blackbyrds, 100% Pure Poison certainly deserve the notoriety that their lone recording has garnered them. As a group of American servicemen stationed in Germany in the '70s, it's amazing that the album was recorded at all. Leaving their base using a forged pass, the nine-piece group turned up at a music industry conference looking for a recording deal, and proving that the higher the risk involved, the greater the payoff, they got one with British EMI. Although Coming Right at You was largely overlooked at the time of its release in 1974, it never really faded away, consistently being revived and heralded as much for its rarity as its quality. Guitarist and group leader Danny Leake returned home to Chicago, where he has worked as an engineer and producer with a wide array of artists, including Stevie Wonder and Janet Jackson. Coming Right at You was made widely available again when it was finally reissued by U.K. label Soul Brother.

~ Wade Kergan, All Music Guide

unaej schreef:
En wie nu nog niet warm loopt, kan mijn review hier nalezen.

lebowski schreef:


Die review mag er alvast meer dan zijn.

sq schreef:
dubieuze disco-jaren (1981).

sq schreef:
wederom uit de dubieuze disco-jaren (1981).