Bud Freeman - California SessionTenor saxophonist performs at the Lost Angel with Dick Cathcart trumpet, Betty O'Hara trombone, Bob Reitmeier clt, Ray Sherman piano, Howard Alden guitar, Phil Stephens bass, Nick Fatool drums.

It's got some meaty riffs that have a more methodical pace

Lamentation and consolation are thus united in arias of sublime beauty

this album is bound to please fans of the label and new-comers alike

John (lead vocals & keyboards) and Dino (rhythm guitar & bass) lend their abilities to the album as well

This is the classic period for Blodwyn Pig and sees them firing on all cylinders

But when the tide turns against them

Harmonica player Al Miller brings in three guitar aces to help him create this unique blues album: John Primer

Frank Martin's Concerto for 7 Wind Instruments

thanks in part to the band's ability to marry a range of influences into thoughtfully structured songs

including: Solarflares

Gary Foster and more

but James reformed them in 1973 and had two big disco hits in 1975