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Get Ready to ROCK! Review of CD album by rock band Medicine Head called Don't Stop The Dance (393 words)
In fact, this is a band effort recorded at the tail end of the Medicine HeadÂ’s career.
The sad truth is that before the contemporary shift towards cottage music industry, the concept of a two-handed rock band such as Medicine Head, had neither the big label backing let alone a blues scene to sustain their bluesy rootsy approach.
The band actually manages to achieve a sound close to the nascent Free, with George Ford supplying a sumptuous fractured bass line on both the title track, and its live reprise bonus track.
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