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DIRTY & BEAUTIFUL VOLUME 2

Gary Husband

Jazz Rock/Fusion


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3.96 | 5 ratings | 1 reviews | 20% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 2012

Songs / Tracks Listing

1 If The Animals Had Guns Too
(with Ray Russell / Jimmy Johnson) 5:28
2 Rolling Sevens
(with Mike Stern / Teymur Phell) 4:44
3 New Blues, Old Bruise
(with Sean Freeman / John Mclaughlin) 10:20
4 East River Jam
(with Wayne Krantz) 3:01
5 Fred 2011
(with Allan Holdsworth, Jan Hammer / Jimmy Johnson) 4:47
6 Rain
(with Neil Taylor) 2:47
7 Lock, Stock & Two Smoking Brothers
(with Alex Machacek) 6:14
8 Fuguie 4:18
(keyboard solo)
9 Sulley
(with John Mclaughlin / Mark King) 10:07
10 England Green
(with Jimmy Herring / Laurence Cottle) 2:51
11 Yesternow
(with Robin Trower / Livingstone Brown) 4:52

Line-up / Musicians

Gary Husband / Keyboards, Drums
John McLaughlin / Guitar
Allan Holdsworth / Guitar
Mike Stern / Guitar
Wayne Krantz / Guitar
Alex Machacek / Guitar
Jimmy Herring / Guitar
Ray Russell / Guitar
Neil Taylor / Guitar
Robin Trower / Guitar
Jimmy Johnson / Bass
Mark King / Bass
Teymur Phell / Bass
Laurence Cottle / Bass
Livingstone Browne / Bass
Jan Hammer / Keyboards
Sean Freeman / Tenor Saxophone

Releases information

Abstract Logix release February 2012, catalogue number: ABLX 034

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GARY HUSBAND Dirty & Beautiful Volume 2 ratings distribution


3.96
(5 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(20%)
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Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(40%)
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Review by Dick Heath
SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Jazz-Rock Specialist
4 stars 8 weeks into the year, and here's the first album that could be my jazz fusion album of the year, come December.2012 The combination of a cornucopia of major jazz guitarists, playing some pretty damned good tunes, in some powerful arrangements, and all the guys playing at the top of their individual forms, means this is must for fusion fans. It also (perhaps) provides an excellent sampler to the curious to find where jazz fusion is right now. Dirty & Beautiful Volume 1 was a joy but tanatalised as to where some of these musical line-ups could go; here, Volume 2 provides some indications of objectives. Husband's long experience in the musical industry, means several collaborations are with friends but there are also new collaborations (current members of the Abstract Logix stable), so I get the sense that Husband is in personal 7th heaven. But the variety of fusion styles offered here, does make me curious to hear Husband playing with others, such a Scott McGill.......so Volume 3 please.

While trying to avoid any negative comments for album that has thrilled me, I predict there will be those critics who will complain that with Gary playing with different line-up on virtually every track found across Volumes 1 and 2, which one actually represents the modern day Gary Husband? One response I offer: Gary is touring to Jim Mullen about now, and bet you won't hear anything similar to the playing on Volume2. Gary Husband as a drummer and keyboardist is most versatile, so expect the unexpected.

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