Re: brian auger
ghurd@mcgraw-hill.com
Thu, 24 Apr 97 10:50:49 edt
Tongue + Groove records came out with a retrospective compilation of
his work back in 95, I believe. Apparently he was very influential to
a lot of the movers and shakers in UK acid jazz. His sound is sort of
in the rock vein but with a groovy beat, a lot of percussion, and of
course, hammond organ (maybe a mix between James Taylor Quartet &
Corduroy???). I haven't listened to his stuff very recently, but I
recall some of it having a spacey, 70s feel to his music. He did an
interesting cover of "Freedom Jazz Dance."
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Subject: brian auger
Author: mrfliz@interport.net at CCNODE
Date: 4/24/97 1:24 PM
anyone know much about brian auger and/or the brian auger's oblivion
express? i know he's done some great keyboard work, but i'm not really
familiar with his oevre.
tia,
kevin k