Brian Ritchie – The Blend (1987)

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Title: The Blend
Year Of Release: 1987
Label: SST Records
Genre: Alt Rock, Indie Rock
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 35:52
Total Size: 92/228 Mb
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Tracklist:

01. Alphabet 5:27
02. Two Fat Dogs 3:48
03. Austrian Anthil 1:16
04. Days of the Blend 3:42
05. Doin' the Best We Can 2:31
06. Arab Song 3:01
07. Feast of Fools 3:32
08. Nuclear War 4:14
09. The Toad 3:08
10. John the Revelator 3:19
11. Song of the Highest Tower 1:54

"Dedicated to Sun Ra, Son House and my son Silas," Violent Femmes' bassist Brian Ritchie's solo debut The Blend is a diverse affair that melds his alt-rock background with funk, blues and Eastern instruments. Joined by numerous guests, Ritchie sings and plays guitar, accordion, banjo, flute, recorder and more; his songs are equally ambitious, ranging from the self-explanatory "Arab Song" (performed on the arabic tabla) to the gritty funk exercise "Alphabet." And The Blend isn't just dedicated to Sun Ra; Ritchie also covers the spaceman's "Nuclear War," although his eccentric rendition of the blues standard "John the Revelator" bears little resemblance to Son House's version -- or, for that matter, to any previously recorded stab at the song.~Review by Jason Ankeny



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