[Review] Dave Mason: Alone Together (1970)
Probably the best album he’s ever done, this compares favorably to Clapton’s first.
Category: Jim Capaldi
Jim Capaldi: Oh How We Danced (1972)
Jim Capaldi’s first solo album owes as much to abdominal inflammation as inspiration. Steve Winwood had developed peritonitis, an inflammation of the abdominal…
Jim Capaldi: Whale Meat Again (1974)
This was the first Jim Capaldi album I ever owned and, truth be told, I didn’t dig it much at first. I filed…
Jim Capaldi: Short Cut Draw Blood (1975)
Again featuring contributions from Traffic members past and present, Short Cut Draw Blood produced the biggest hit of Jim Capaldi’s career with a…
Jim Capaldi: Electric Nights (1979)
After a series of increasingly impressive albums, Jim Capaldi apparently had some sort of falling out with Island and his primary benefactor to…
Jim Capaldi: Let The Thunder Cry (1981)
Kronomyth 7.0: DISCO IS DEAD, LONG LIVE ROCK. Finally, a fitting followup to Short Cut Draw Blood. Let The Thunder Cry is a…
Jim Capaldi: Fierce Heart (1983)
Kronomyth 8.0: ARC OF A DIVERSE ARTIST. Co-produced with Steve Winwood, Fierce Heart is a conscious attempt to channel Winwood’s success with synthesizers…
Steve Winwood: Roll With It (1988)
Kronomyth 6.0: ROLLING IN IT. Winwood had been on a roll since BITHL. He had gone on tour, divorced his wife, won just…
Steve Winwood: Refugees of the Heart (1990)
Just what I needed: ten framed photos of Steve Winwood. It’s as close as Refugees of the Heart comes to being a work…