Solid Air
Local Color
© 2005 Allegra Broughton & Sam Page, Singing Thunder Music (786498003227)
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Allegra Broughton (vocals, acoustic guitars, songwriter)
Sam Page (vocals, acoustic bass, electric bass, EUB, electric 12-string guitar, baritone slide guitar, co-writer)
with a stellar cast of S.F. Bay Area luminaries and special guests Norton Buffalo, Nina Gerber, Vince Welnick and members of the New Riders of the Purple Sage. Ten great original songs plus Ticket to Ride (Beatles) and For What It's Worth (Buffalo Springfield) done with a fresh twist and mastered by George Horn, Fantasy Studios. Don't miss it!
Guest Musicians:
Norton Buffalo - harmonica
Nina Gerber - acoustic guitar
Vince Welnick - keyboards, vocals
John R. Burr - piano, keyboards
Vic Carberry - drums
Kendrick Freeman - percussion
Harry Gale - guitar
Russ Gauthier - guitars, fiddle, mandolin
Dennis Hadley - accordian
Eddie Rooter- drums
John Salz - guitar
Gary Silva drums
Ethan Turner- drums
Gary Vogensen - guitar
“Solid Air comes in two configurations. There’s the original duet of Allegra Broughton on vocals and acoustic guitars, and Sam Page, who seems to be able to play anything that he can lay his hands on, and then there’s the band version; Local Color is a product of the band version, and it’s a winner. Stylistically, the disc ranges from the bluesy inflected “Troublemaker”, (nice harp by Norton Buffalo), “Borderline” with a Mex-type accordion line, a straight-ahead country-rocker like “Rockaway My Cares”, (great fiddle), “Sticks and Stones”, a traditional ballad, to my favourite, “Pioneers”, life on the ‘Great New Western Frontier’, an incisive bit of California social commentary.” DON GRANT, CANADA, www.freighttrainboogie.com