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The long closing number ('Finale') is by far the most interesting one. A track as ' Country Dance' would preferably be skipped from this But don't expect too much from this 'CactusД¬hoir' because you might be disappointed.ДЄs far as I am concerned, three stars are the maximum rate I can provide. This first 'solo'ДЄlbum is decent, even enjoyable at times. Of a sudden we are faced with a masterpiece, but at least the great keys being playedДuring the title track are sufficient to raise the interest of this album.Д«asically, nothing really changed in comparison with his band's work.

Some great and passionate keyboards play (which we all would have expected from theДЇortunately, this album ends up on a better way than it all started.

One of the best track is by all means the instrumental 'Forever and Ever'. Nothing too fancy: just a good song with bluesy roots. Some confidential bluesy stuff like 'Time Takes My Time' is the best To tell the truth, the result is quite average. Still, I was curious to figure out how this good musician would start his 'solo' Their music was far from being original and none of their albums scored better than three I have never been a devoted 'Greenslade' fan. Posted Wednesday, Ma| Review this album | Report (Review #164248) Have to be Cactus Choir (6.14) and Finale (8.36), but overall it is a highly recommended album. Than 10 Keyboards, and the prowess of the tight rhythm section calls for attention.

As you would expect, Greenslade utilises no less Vox of Lissa Gray raises the quality of the tune up a bit. Mic for the bluesy 'Time Takes my Time', which may have been a slight mistake, but the soprano backing Song 'Gettysburg', and the middle section of the excellent title-song, and Greenslade himself handling the Made up of mostly instrumental material, with Gould singing beautifully in the catchy Prog-Pop In with the 'Crossover Prog' sub-genre ? It fits in well with Symphonic Prog.

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The production is very warm and professional indeed. Impressive session-ace Simon Phillips on Drums/Percussion, and various guests helping out, most notablyД«assist John G Perry (on the track 'Country Dance') and lead-vocals on 2 tracks by ex-RARE BIRD singer Tony Reeves once again (on Bass Guitar, who had ventured into a line-up of CURVED AIR), the mightily To be honest, there's not muchДifference with the compositions here from his previous band, and his core 'backing' band consisted of Stupendous Roger Dean artwork (Titled 'The Jade Sea', from memory). Together another project and released 'Cactus Choir', his first 'solo' LP. The band GREENSLADE ceased to exist by 1976, but main instigator and namesake Dave Greenslade put LP BGO Records вЂЋ- BGOLP2001 (2016, UK) Remastered by Andrew ThompsonД¬D Angel Air Records вЂЋ- SJPCD433 (2014, Europe)Д¬D Belle Antique вЂЋ- BELLE 142304 (2014, Japan) Remastered by Karl Adams Simon Jeffes / orchestration (8) Releases information Dave Markee / bass (3,4), percussion (3) Bill Jackman / bass flute & bass clarinet (8) Produced by Arabella Rodriguez and Anni Hogan /Mark Edwards.ДЄll albums will be signed by Anni Hogan, exclusive to Lexer Music.- Dave Greenslade вЂЋ/ piano, clavinet, synths (ARP, Solina String Ensemble, Crumar Stringman, Moog), Fender Rhodes, Hohner Electra, Hammond, Mellotron, vibes, voice box, vocals (4), composer, co-producer The band split after one album, which was released in 1991.Д¬actus Rain - Anni Hogan with Mark Edwards /Frances and Reggae Philharmonic Orchestra/ Enrico Tomasso/ B.J Cole /Bobby Valentino. Jamie Reid did the original album artwork and two videos, one starring his then partner the actress Margi Clarke. They supported Carmel and Edwyn Collins live and the single Mystery Train heralded an early remix from William Orbit. Cactus Rain - In Our Own Time / Mystery Train - (LP + 12' Picture Sleeve Vinyl Album) - SIGNEDД¬actus Rain were a trio led by Anni Hogan, who released three singles and one album originally on Ten records.