the influence of the duo's more recent work is more subtle
Scott-Heron doesn't distance himself from his subject
Firmly established as celebrities
nothing will seem as simultaneously preposterous (Gen-X'ers who came of age during pop-metal's heyday and don't recognize it as an unrepresentative anomaly) or obvious (everyone else) when discussing a genre that's spent the bulk of its 35-year history on the absolute fringe of rock culture
BLIND FAITH Maxi the influence of the duo'sBlind Faith: Steve Winwood (vocals, guitar, piano, organ, bass); Eric Clapton (vocals, guitar); Rick Grech (violin, bass); Ginger Baker (drums, percussion). Producer: Jimmy Miller. Reissue producer: Bill Levenson. Engineers include: Andy Johns, Alan O'Duffy, Keith Harwood. Recorded at Olympic & Morgan Studios, London, England between February & June, 1969. Originally released on Atco (33 304) Polydor (583 059). BLIND FAITH was cursed at its very