Brian Auger's Oblivion Express, Straight Ahead - 42m 28s

Tracks & Durations

1. Beginning Again	9:23
2. Bumpin' On Sunset	10:54
3. Straight Ahead	5:07
4. Change	8:08
5. You'll Stay In My Heart	3:45
6. Straight Ahead - Alternate Mix	5:06

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Review

As the 60's drew to a close, Auger felt the need to move on and the new decade led to a new band - The Oblivion Express - and through the early 70's they forged a new jazz/rock sound that laid the foundations for acid jazz. Straight Ahead was the follow up to the seminal Closer To It. Includes a fantastic version of Wes Montgomery's 'Bumpin' On Sunset'. Castle. 2005.Digtally Remastered Edtion of Brian Auger's Oblivion Express Album No. 5, Originally Issued in 1975. Steve Ferrone, Jack Mills and Barry Dean Joined for the Proceedings that were Heavily Influenced by Afro-caribbean Rhythms, it features a Superb Rendition of Wes Montgomery's Jazz Classic, `bumpin' on Sunset' Amongst Its Five Extended Slices of Jazz-rock and Funk. Includes the Bonus Track "Straight Ahead", Recorded Live in Denver.

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Straight Ahead

Tracks: 5 (-1 tracks), Disk length: 37m 27s (-6m 59s)

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