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AllMusic
2019
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Stephen Thomas Erlewine
2019
"If Frampton doesn't take many chances with either the songs or arrangements - this is straight-up classic British blues that leans heavily on the Chicago school - there's still a palpable sense of passion and joy on All Blues, and that evident big, beating heart makes it worth a spin".
Jazz Weekly
d. 17. June 2019
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George W. Harris
d. 17. June 2019
"Peter Frampton at one time had the all time biggest selling record back in 1976 with his Frampton Comes Alive, which ultimately became his albatross to bear. This most recent album, signifying his last time on the road, is a welcome return to his first true love, the blues, and he sounds in inspired form with his band of Rob Arthur/key, Adam Lester/g, Dan Wojciecheowski/dr and either Glenn Worf or David Labruyere on bass along with some like-minded guests. Frampton's guitar work here is as wonderfully emotive, sounding like he's enjoying a slice of Humble Pie, and his voice has aged to a rich snarl and growl".