Parlor Greens – Emeralds LP (Gold) electronic more Rocky Bleier than Le'Veon

more Rocky Bleier than Le'Veon Bell

he became leader of the three pivotal groups at Studio One – The Soul Brothers

as I found out to my cost when first listening to this record

given that the album is presented (nominally) as an “opera

Parlor Greens – Emeralds LP (Gold) electronic more Rocky Bleier than Le'VeonEmeralds, the sophomore long player from Parlor Greens, finds the trio serving up a beautifully curated sampler of what funky organ music can be. On Parlor Greens' debut LP In Green We Dream, they announced their existence boldly to the welcoming arms of funky instrumental fans around the world. Now, two years later, they're back to up the ante. Three true masters of their respective crafts: Tim Carman (Canyon Lights, formerly of GA 20) on drums,