Friday, 2 September 2011
Birds 'N Brass - Soundsational (1970)
The brainchild of Keith Roberts, Birds 'N Brass derived their unique sound from conventional brass, guitar, etc and fused this with the wonderful voice of Barbara Moore (an album from her coming over the weekend) and with the Trivox, a weird electronic accordion.
Birds 'N Brass released one more album in 1973; which is just as good. I'll try and post that soon.
Porbably the finest album released on the legendary Rediffusion label.
American Woman and Sort Of Soul
Mark over at Easy Listening World has kindly posted the follow-up, ...Are Back.
Labels:
70s,
Birds 'N Brass,
Easy Listening,
Funk,
Rediffusion
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Thank you yet for another gem!
A great album! Love the pictures of the front and back! I've never been lucky enough to find this album, but I do have Birds 'N' Brass Are Back and was going to post that one myself soon!
Mark (Easy Listening World)
eagerly awaiting the encore of birds 'n brass. this one is fantastic. their cover of american woman is genius.
The Birds 'N Brass Is Back album is on right now over at Easy Listening World.
Mark
That's a great sound. (I wonder what a Trivox looked like? Can't find any pictures of one on the web.
Gracias desde Los Teques, Venezuela por tan buena música.
Álex
Very nice.
Thank you
I don't know which part I like better, The Birds or The Brass.
One is nice to look at. The other is nice to listen to. Tough choice.
Thanks all the same for this tough choice, I-FE!
Many thanks
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