Brainchild

Brainchild is a sextet that, in 1970 and produced by Lennie Wright, recorded the album Healing of the Lunatic Owl, notable for a prominent wind section and progressive arrangements.

According to the DeBaser review by Giona: Brainchild were a sextet who in 1970, produced by Lennie Wright, created the album Healing of the Lunatic Owl. Personnel mentioned in the review: Brian Wilshaw (saxophone, flute), Lloyd Williams (trumpet), Dave Muller (drums), Harvey Coles (bass, vocals), Bill Edwards (guitar, vocals), Chris Jennings (piano, organ). Tracks and moments cited in the review include Autobiography, Healing of the Lunatic Owl, She's Learning, Sadness of a Moment, Hide From the Dawn, Two Bad Days, A Time a Place and To B. The review highlights the supremacy of the wind instruments, varied vocal interpretations, inventive drumming, and jazzy cadences.

The DeBaser review by Giona praises Brainchild's 1970 album Healing of the Lunatic Owl for its wind-heavy arrangements and inventive drumming. The record highlights trumpet, sax and flute over guitar, with varied vocal delivery and tempo changes. Standout tracks and moments include Autobiography, Healing of the Lunatic Owl, and the celebratory, chaotic finish of To B.

For:Fans of 1970s progressive rock, collectors of obscure prog albums, listeners who appreciate wind-forward arrangements and jazz-rock interplay.