Hughes and Bonamassa share lead vocals on 'Sista Jane' and 'Too Late For The Sun'. Music journalist Tony Conley was given a listen to the new music and has written up a review of the debut album at this location.īlack Country Communion was produced and mixed by Kevin Shirley (Led Zeppelin, IRON MAIDEN, AEROSMITH), and mastered by the legendary Bob Ludwig (METALLICA, QUEEN, RUSH).Īll songs are sung by Glenn Hughes, with the exception of 'Song Of Yesterday' and 'The Revolution In Me' which are both sung by Joe Bonamassa. A must have for anybody, dig it? Please do.BLACK COUNTRY COMMUNION the Anglo/American rock supergroup featuring vocalist/bassist Glenn Hughes (DEEP PURPLE, BLACK SABBATH, TRAPEZE), drummer Jason Bonham (LED ZEPPELIN, BONHAM), Derek Sherinian (DREAM THEATER, BILLY IDOL, ALICE COOPER and blues rock guitarist JOE BONAMASSA, will release their debut album in the UK and the rest of Europe on Monday, September 20th via Mascot Records, followed by a North American release through J&R Adventures on Tuesday, September 21st. Is a super group that actually lives up to the name and in the process delivers a much needed slammer in the Hard Rock category. Let’s not forget Derek Sherinian and his classic rock keys would make John Lord envious, and the massive drum beats of Bonham would probably make his old man proud. Joe Bonamassa plays skillfully and with a sense of entitlement. Glenn Hughes has never sounding better as he wails and roars all over the place to induce the album with soul and grassy emotions. Production is sound and sharp having Kevin Shirley’s signature sound all over it since the group is his brain child after all. The stomping bassline of “The Revolution In Me” is desicenvely interesting letting each member thrown in their own unique playing on the table.Įasily one of the best debuts of the year and conceivably one of the best records of the year also. The mechanically perfect and exquisite guitar playing of “Song Of Yesterday” will not go lightly into the night because instrumentally speaking this is a beast of track with a resilient guitar solo by Bonamassa. The groundwork is paved lively as the jam that gears up ahead in “Beggarman” reigns in with a thick rhythm and section work and the attractive chorus bridge by Glenn.
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“One Last Soul” is another substantial force to be wrecking with as the drums of Bonham crack a hole in the ether with vengeance. The opening title track is one of the best songs I have heard all year long, with Glenn Hughes belting out an banshee of angry muddy blues and rock stating why this band is here to make way and open up ears to the masses. This just shows you how when all the pieces fall in place something so great like this is the outcome. The other 2 pieces fit like gravy to mash potatoes, the thick bass by Hughes on each song here and the relentless drum assault of Bonham are pristine. The talents of Joe Bonamassa who has primarily been sticking to his blues influence rock in his solo efforts is seamless here. I have nothing more to say about Glenn Hughes other then he’s one of the best all around vocalist in Rock and has been for a long time, and his performance in BCC is proof of that. What we have here is a transgression of Classic Rock roots mended with the Blues and banded by a mix of great southern comfort songwriting and mingled together to form one hell of an experience from these talented band mates. This one is surely a doosy folks, and anybody who has been lucky enough to hear this supergroup project led by the talented Glenn Hughes (Deep Purple, Black Sabbath) and Jason Bonham, son of legendary Zeppelin drummer John Bonham would most likely agreed with that statement. Jason Bonham – drums, percussion (Foreigner, Bonham, UFO)ĭerek Sherinian – keyboards (Dream Theater, Planet X, Alice Coper, Kiss, Relocator) Title: Black Country Communion Year Of Release: 2010 Label: Mascot Records Genre: Hard Rock Quality: Flac (image+.cue) 24-192 Total Time: 01:12:41 Total Size: 2,98 Gb WebSite: Album Preview Tracklist 01. Joe Bonamassa – guitars, backing vocals, lead vocals Glenn Hughes – lead & backing vocals, bass (Deep Purple, Black Sabbath)
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