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Harvey Mandel 's first CD release in 1990 was the album
Cristo Redentor. During those last 15 years, 33 albums of the artist were released (see our
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Review of Harvey Mandel : Feel the Sound of Harvey Mandel Digitally remastered reissue of the Canned Heat guitarist's 1974 solo album for the Janus label. Co-produced by Chip Taylor, it features Mark Skyer & Richard Martin and a sound that is now so clean you can actually hear the backward finger tapping! Eight tracks, including 'Got To Be Bad' and 'Sore Throat'. Also features the original cover art. 1998 Repertoire release. The full title is 'Feel The Sound Of Harvey Mandel'.
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Your latest reviews - Harvey Mandel : The sound of eternal rockReviewer Rich Grace has it totally right. Heck, Amazon hit the jackpot when it opened reviews to articulate cognoscenti who knew whereof they write.
A stunning album that showcases the Snake's seemingly effortless "getting" of digital music.
Mandel defines those few who've grasped digital music *and* whose guitar technique has expanded without losing that neckhair-raising rocking sound.
Clone Bert Jansch's deft feel for weirdo tunings with that other survivor Jeff Beck's seeming ability to make every fret he fingers throb and wail with the real stuff, and this is the magic Mandel produces.
I cannot *wait* for the July 12 release of Chicago Blues Reunion's
Buried Alive in the Blues, a dynamite package of the goodies, incl Barry Goldberg. Nick Gravenites (in as good vocal form as I've heard him), the legendary Sam Lay delivering 'Hound Dog' the way you youngsters *ought* to know it, Tracy Nelson (no less) and the ever-wailing harpist, Corky Siegel.
The legends aren't just living on' they're still with us and kicking major musical derrière.
Great *great* album, for those summer road trips and rocking BBQs.
