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THE REVIEW
Yes, it's a Burdon album from the period when (as Scaruffi would say) he was creating embarrassment. Sure, he made quite a few blunders after the Animals, but this album is not one of them.
His voice is still the same, warm and raspy, maybe just a bit more modulated compared to the shouts in "Talkin' 'bout you," and the guitar creates the typical riffs and solos of those years, somewhat reminiscent of Paul Kossoff's style.
What else do you need to know? Do you need to know that there's a cover of "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood"? No, you don't. Do you need to know it's from '74? Not that either.
Now, give a one-star to this crummy "review" and listen to the album!
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The review praises The Eric Burdon Band's Sun Secrets album, highlighting Burdon's warm and raspy voice and the guitar work reminiscent of Paul Kossoff. The reviewer dismisses negative criticism and encourages listening. The 1974 release is recognized as a quality rock album worth attention.Tracklist Videos
Eric Burdon Band
A rock band led by Eric Burdon, the English singer best known as the former lead vocalist of The Animals; active notably in the 1970s with a blend of rock and blues.01 Reviews
