Blues, country, this was a pleasant listen. Easy listening which occasionally had my feet tapping. Twangy guitars, young men that sound like they could be in their 40s.
I really enjoyed this. Every so often I’d catch a riff that sounded modern and familiar and I’d be reminded of how influential this band was. Loved the big band element - it felt almost jazzy at points. Mostly have this three as I don’t want to peak too soon!
A complete revelation. How did this ever pass me by as a teenager? So many factors - peer group, ethnicity being two immediate thoughts - but goodness, the musicianship, the lyrics. Pure poetry. LOVED IT!
Dinner party fare, inoffensive but bland.
Okay. Moondance the title song is a wonderful, but the rest didn’t excite me.
First song was like a very bad rock musical and then we slipped into whimsical songs, the lead singer’s soft voice enunciating basic rhymes as if conducting a children’s phonic’s tv show.And then we’re back to musical land. The flute was incessant…. Definitely some hippy 60 vibes.
Folky and indie
Liked this a lot. Particularly the faster jazzier numbers.
Enjoyable
Pleasant middle aged fodder. Some risqué lyrics that proved an education for Hamish