The Healer
John Lee HookerThe blues. 80's sound, with some afro/latin vibes. Smokey pool hall, whiskey, cheap beer Harmonica, slide guitar, whammy bar.
The blues. 80's sound, with some afro/latin vibes. Smokey pool hall, whiskey, cheap beer Harmonica, slide guitar, whammy bar.
Ambient, moody guitar riffs that are kinda cool. Some of the vocals strike me as out of tune or grating. Hard to understand the lyrics
Great voice on Dusty Springfield. Not a lot of original songs on the album, but this was common for the time.
A few lassic tracks. Funky, soul vibe. Great vocals and lyrics, interesting features.
Interesting album. Not a band or genre I would typically listen to, although I know of Ozzy. I like that you can hear the early influence of metal. It's kinda funk like Pink Floyd from hell, or something like that. Overall I was pleasantly surprised.
Perfectly balancing peace and protest- community and self-reliance- tranquility and upheaval. Each song has its place. Amazing backing vocals. Expertly orchestrated and produced.