DAVISON, BRIAN -'S EVERY WHICH WAY- - (UK) BRIAN DAVISON'S EVERY WHICH WAY
LP (12"/10" Album)
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Label: TRADING PLACES
Release date: 16/02/2021
Barcode: 5060672880602
Catalog no.: TDP0054060
Item ID: 504476
Esteemed drummer Brian Davison was a key part of The Nice during the mid-60s, and when
Keith Emerson quit to form ELP, Davison put together Every Which Way with former Skip
Bifferty frontman Graham Bell, bassist Alan Cartwright, guitarist John Hedley and
saxophonist Geoffrey Peach. Self-titled debut LP, released by Charisma in 1970, was an
intense slice of prog with excellent sax solos, emotive vocals, tasteful bass, soaring guitar and
forceful drumming, but Cartwright soon joined Procol Harum and Davison drifted into
Refugee, making this album the group's sole release. Well worth exploring, it's another
highly sought-after album for fans of well-produced prog.
Also available: (FR) BRIAN DAVISON'S EVERY WHICH WAY (LP), BRIAN DAVISON'S EVERY WHICH WAY (50TH ANN. ED.) (CD).
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