extends and deconstructs several of the Cure's bouncier tracks (and a few surprises) from the latter half of their career
more pop-conscious production kicks in and everything from a horn section to a vibraphone makes an appearance
The Blackberries
PART ONE is as passionate and fervent as the best praise and worship music
RAMBLIN' GAMBL(BLUE) ADD extends and deconstructs several ofThe Bob Seger System: Bob Seger (vocals, guitar, piano, organ), Mike Erelwine (blues harp), Bob Schultz (organ), Dan Honaker (bass, vocals), Pep Perrine (drums, vocals). All songs written by Bob Seger. The Bob Seger System throw everything into Ramblin' Gamblin' Man, dabbling in folk, blues rock, psychedelia, and piledriving rock & roll synonymous with Detroit. Typical of such a wide ranging debut, not everything works. The System stumbles when they