This album represents "slow hands" musical career from his early days til modern times with, what are arguably his "Greatest Hits". There's not a bad song in the mix. This also shows his evolution of skill and his maturing in general all on a high level recording. Great album.
There were many British bands that swiveled rock's glorious adolescence, but for my nascent psychedelia and guitar drool, the Yardbirds have long held the most resonance. The wonder of first hearing the extended rave-up of "I'm A Man;" the Gregorian chants of "Still I'm Sad;" the eastern swami of "Over Under Sideways Down;" the clarion clang of the harpsichord in "For Your Love" forever changed for me how I would hear rock music. I sometimes think… more »
