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I consider him, in the international music scene of those years, second only to Tim Buckley. Discover the review
I consider him, in the international music scene of those years, second only to Tim Buckley.
Extraordinary band like few others, with a frontman with a voice strikingly evocative of swishes of bad gin, bitter tobacco, obsessions, desires like Roger Chapman, Family reach their peak with this work from 1971, confirming themselves as a premature and personal complex and touching the zenith of artistic maturity. Discover the review
Extraordinary band like few others, with a frontman with a voice strikingly evocative of swishes of bad gin, bitter tobacco, obsessions, desires like Roger Chapman, Family reach their peak with this work from 1971, confirming themselves as a premature and personal complex and touching the zenith of artistic maturity.
"The Weaver's Answer" is a dramatic and theatrical song (without being garish or excessive) that showcases the bubbling rhythm section and, above all, the intense and profound voice of the frontman Robert Chapman, an outcast bluesman with tenor ambitions. Discover the review
"The Weaver's Answer" is a dramatic and theatrical song (without being garish or excessive) that showcases the bubbling rhythm section and, above all, the intense and profound voice of the frontman Robert Chapman, an outcast bluesman with tenor ambitions.
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