GOING SOUTH

Dave Greenslade

Crossover Prog

1.90 | 16 ratings

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SouthSideoftheSky
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Going South is a relaxing keyboard album that may perhaps be categorised as New-Age. There are many albums of its kind made by progressive Rock heroes like those albums Steve Howe did with Paul Sutin or many of the albums in Anthony Phillips's Private Parts & Pieces-series. However, there are also here some parts that are in a more jazzy vein, soft Jazz that is.

All the sounds are created by Dave himself on his keyboards and the programmed rhythms and he even produces and mixes the abum himself. Hence, this is a solo album in the true sense of the word and it has nothing whatsoever to do with Greenslade (the band).

It is a pleasant listen, very easy on the ear, and never offensive. However, it is also totally lacking in anything remotely progressive and as such is of very limited interest even to people on this site. I works well as background music, but I would recommend it only to fans and collectors of everything Greenslade.

SouthSideoftheSky | 2/5 | 2013-7-11

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