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Rock · a · Rama

DOUG SNYDER & BOB THOMPSON—Daily Dance (New Frontiers)::This one’s been out a while, but I’ve put off plugging it for fear of arousing charges of nepotism; seems as though Bob and Doug just happen to be two of your reviewer’s true soul brethren from a shared 1960’s adolescence in Fayette County, Ohio.

September 1, 1977

Rock a Rama

DOUG SNYDER & BOB THOMPSONDaily Dance (New Frontiers)::This one’s been out a while, but I’ve put off plugging it for fear of arousing charges of nepotism; seems as though Bob and Doug just happen to be two of your reviewer’s true soul brethren from a shared 1960’s adolescence in Fayette County, Ohio. However, repeated listenings to Daily Dance have convinced me that it’s just plain good, better than maybe 90% of the aboveground LPs I hear, so what the hell. Doug plays mean distorto-chop guitar inspired by James Williamson, while Bob smashes out the cascading, enveloping melodies on his drums; Daily Dance lies somewhere between rock and jazz, in a place you’ve never been before (no “fusion” licks in evidence). Abstract, but terribly immediate music, plus class song titles like “Teenage Emergency”. Highly recommended, only $5.50 postpaid from Jazz Composers Orchestra Assn./New Music Distribution Service, 6 W. 95th St., New York, NY 10025. . R.R.

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