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Thanks for sharing.
I thought Halcyon Days was his first studio album with the Noise Makers but he says in this interview that his new one will be.
I think the others were ones where The Noisemakers were participating in a sidemen sort of capacity, whereas this one sounds like a full-fldged band record. Kinda like the difference between the first 2 albums and “A Night On The Town” with respect to The Range. “The Way It Is” and “Scenes From The Southside”, in retrospect, were very much Bruce-centric albums with The Range participating, where “A Night On The Town” was definitely a full-band effort. You can easily hear it in the way the instrumental arrangements are worked out. It also sounded like an album that was fleshed out and rehearsed on the road as a band instead of an album that was written and arranged and learned in the studio. Perhaps the material for the new album was developed by the band as a whole on the last tour or in preparation for this year’s tour. I am most intrigued now.
RIch
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