Raw Holly - Raw HollyThings were changing in the late 1960's and when the 70's swept on in, a rock and roll renaissance followed (Elton John, Leon Russell and Joe Cocker to name a few). Keen to ride the wave, budding producer Fred Packham and his band 'Raw' felt that Buddy Holly had a collection of lesser known rock & roll gems that they wanted to put a fresh, new spin on (hence creating Raw Holly). Only including a few token tracks such as best seller "Maybe Baby" and

Build Bridges is just as sophisticated as it is soulful and funky

Goué wrote his Trio pour violon

the band continues to keep rockin'

it's not merely about crowd-killing breakdowns - although those exist in spades on the record

The A side "Falling Away' starts with a crushing drum break that Martens layers with lush piano runs

Prepare to revisit a pivotal chapter in the annals of melodic power and progressive metal with the long-awaited reissue of Symphorce's 'TWICE SECOND

Tell Me What You Miss The Most is an exquisitely crafted breath of much needed air

" As a college student at RISD

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but without the obviousness and generality that too often mark today's world

entrancing

' he remarked in an interview with Peter Heyworth in 1962