Echoes of the south
The Blind Boys of Alabama
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Reviews (4)
Jazzwise
2023
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John Fordham
2023
"It will be alright was intended as an all-live album, but the Covid-19 pandemic scuppered touring plans, so this is a heartfelt mix of pre-pandemic live takes and subsequent studio music that seems to catch a unique vibe of friendship, warmth and relief between the participants that transcends the generic familiarity of the tunes".
Jazzwise
2023
By
By
John Fordham
2023
"It will be alright was intended as an all-live album, but the Covid-19 pandemic scuppered touring plans, so this is a heartfelt mix of pre-pandemic live takes and subsequent studio music that seems to catch a unique vibe of friendship, warmth and relief between the participants that transcends the generic familiarity of the tunes".
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d. 13. July 2023
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George Cole (musikanmelder)
d. 13. July 2023
"I know that it is better to listen to 10 minutes of good music than ten hours of bad, but when you consider that a CD can hold up to 80 minutes of music, it's a shame more live recordings weren't included, not least because this is a terrific band ... I really enjoyed this album, but it's rather like having a great meal at a restaurant and wishing the portion sizes were larger".
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d. 13. July 2023
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George Cole (musikanmelder)
d. 13. July 2023
"I know that it is better to listen to 10 minutes of good music than ten hours of bad, but when you consider that a CD can hold up to 80 minutes of music, it's a shame more live recordings weren't included, not least because this is a terrific band ... I really enjoyed this album, but it's rather like having a great meal at a restaurant and wishing the portion sizes were larger".