Downtown Sundown
Joey D'Kaye later joined on keyboards and bass duties
A1 Drop Dead A2 Conform A3 Life Of Hate A4 Starvation A5 Armageddon A6 Walls A7 Sad But True A8 Cold War B Grim Reaper
with even more extreme guitar work than the original
Live from the Harbor Town Amphitheater
Gary Topper & Symmetry - The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy LP soundtracks Downtown SundownMemphis Flyer's Alex Greene: The end result? A bewitchingly eclectic sound most comparable, in my hearing, to Gil Evans 70s masterpieces like Where Flamingos Fly: powerful beats, skewed melodies, the grooviest funk rendered with intriguing chords, horn punches and pads, intricate melodies, with detours through New Orleans and beatnik dives, all sprinkled with superlative reed, brass, guitar, piano, and synth soloing. Its captivating, utterly unlike