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Far from being a one-note instrumental record - which is what you get from a lot of the period’s sans-vocals albums - BP dips its beak into several different troughs, resulting in an exciting listen that never lets up from start to finish.Test Icicles Totally Re-F***ked UK 12" vinyl Ok maybe not Krupa and Rich, per se, but the “thwacks” and “smacks” and “cracks” get pretty heated you can bet the drummers (in this case Ronnie Verrall and Andy White) either fought fists-first after this session or went out for a beer afterward.įrom there British Percussion can take you wherever you want to go. No biggie … (Actually John McLaughlin‘s inclusion on guitar will be just as big a deal for jazz folks.)īut wait, there’s more! A dab of “Blueberry Hill” sneaks into “Lord Byron Blues.” “More” starts off like a Kinks jam then morphs into “Let’s Go Away for Awhile” from Pet Sounds or maybe “Flying” from Magical Mystery Tour, while more ironically titled percussion-heavy ditties like “Stop the Drums” channel Gene Krupa and Buddy Rich in a duel. Oh yeah, and a little guitarist named Jimmy Page is diddling the six-string. Now that we’ve got that settled, I can get straight to raving: London All Stars‘ British Percussion is a fantastic collection of instrumental tunes that slot between surf music circa The Ventures and Dick Dale, spy music circa James Bond flicks and, um, Johnny Rivers (?) and any number of big-band arrangements from the era. Thus, this must be a reissue, right (I mean, copies of the original vinyl LP cost $600 , so …)? Right. I’ve been trying to gather info on this band/album ever since it came in the mail, and I’ve found that this album came out in 1965.
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