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Don't know if it's been on CD, but it would be a shame if it wasn't...but then it seems to be the opinion of some here that I'm overly fond of grease 9although this is only moderately greasey, by my standards, YMMV, yada yada, blah blah blah). Gotta love a guy named after a realy great sandwich...

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Gotta love a guy named after a realy great sandwich...

Who? Reuben Wilson? Trevor Lawrence? Malcolm Riddick? Tommy Derrick?

MG

For the curious non U.S. board members:

"The Reuben sandwich is a sandwich made with corned beef, sauerkraut, Swiss cheese, Russian or sometimes Thousand Island dressing, on grilled or toasted rye bread. Several variants exist."

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I HAVE A FIRST PRESSING OF IT (LP)

"Blue mode".

Never really warmed to it (have the 'rare groove' LP). Always thought that the best thing about it was the Mati Klarwein cover art. Maybe I'll give it another try.

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I HAVE A FIRST PRESSING OF IT (LP)

"Blue mode".

Never really warmed to it (have the 'rare groove' LP). Always thought that the best thing about it was the Mati Klarwein cover art. Maybe I'll give it another try.

It sez "Forlenza Venoza Associates" on mine. Was Mati Klarwein Associates?

MG

Artist Bob Venoza was a friend/associate of Mati Klarwein. Venoza must have done the sleeve design using art by Mati.

Posted

I HAVE A FIRST PRESSING OF IT (LP)

"Blue mode".

Never really warmed to it (have the 'rare groove' LP). Always thought that the best thing about it was the Mati Klarwein cover art. Maybe I'll give it another try.

It sez "Forlenza Venoza Associates" on mine. Was Mati Klarwein Associates?

MG

Artist Bob Venoza was a friend/associate of Mati Klarwein. Venoza must have done the sleeve design using art by Mati.

The penny's just dropped - I thought we were talking about the sleeve of "On Broadway". :rfr

(daft ha'porth)

MG

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This is actually a really cool album. I think Reuben gets overlooked. I know I didn't really get into his style as much until later on. He's definately got a unique way of phrasing and laying things down. Some of the stuff he plays on the long out vamp on Ronnie's Bonnie is mind blowing. Also, Groovy Situation is a stone cold motha foya... if you're into his style. He doesn't float like Lonnie, or dig in like Earland...kind of in between those guys. But definately super, super funky. His compositions are really cool too....Orange Peel, Bus Ride, ect... he had a knack for coming up with some nice twists on boogaloo.

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Listened to this a while ago and found it to be a nice funk session.

I have the original BN Liberty vinyl that I purchased at the time (in the '70s) when tons of BN albums were to be grabbed at the secondhand shops!

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