Take A Look Into "Private Eyes." By Tommy Bolin
There are many ways of looking at things. One important way (especially when you're dealing with music) is with your ears.
Look then, at Tommy Bolin. A wizard of a guitarist whose work with Billy Cobham stopped people in their tracks. His blazing guitar has embellished every band he has ever been a member of - from the James Gang to Deep Purple. Now. Look at "Private Eyes!"
Tommy Bolin's debut album with Columbia features Mark Stein (Vanilla Fudge) on keyboards and Norma Jean Bell (Mothers of Invention) on saxophone.
The way they look at music is a synthesis of metal and jazz soul that is fascinating.
Tommy Bolin. His new album is "Private Eyes." Listen a good, long look.
On Columbia Records and Tapes.
Tommy Bolin
Private Eyes
including:
Post Toastee/Shake The Devil
Gypsy Soul/Sweet Burgundy
You Told Me That You Loved Me
Available at Harmony House
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