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Advances Warning:
Live In Concert
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no label |
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live March 1990 in Amsterdam/The Netherlands (Meervaart Blues);
live January 1992 in The Netherlands (Hot House)
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| online distribution |
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| Herbert Noord |
Hammond organ |
| Rinus Groeneveld |
tenor sax |
| Pierre van der Linden |
drums |
| Walther de Graaf |
guitar |
| John Marshall |
guitar |
| Jeroen de Rijk |
percussion |
01: Hurry Up
02: Happy With Paul
03: This Tricky Lord
04: Pierre’s Fast
05: Slowly Slowly
06: Give Me A Break
07: Dalmore
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That has been worth it - they dug out two old tapes from 1990 and 1992,
live recordings both, mastered them and made a double CD album.
The one is dediacted to the blues (& rock) as the subtitle ("Meervaert Blues") says.
It was recorded during the Amsterdam Blues Festival.
It's a fantastic and infectious blues feeling the Dutch band "Advanced Warning" conveys,
supported by the American guitarist John Marshall. The organ plays its typical part
with chords and a tremolo Leslie; Herbert knows very well how to set accents and to
support the sax and the guitar.
The other offers bebop and funk. Herbert presents a roaring dirty organ, wild and
groovy, which is sometimes beaten by the raging sax only. Herbert is the Dutch "burner".
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