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Endel Rivers
Hardbite (CD)
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Fusion/Rock
Supported by a stellar cast of musicians, including Allan Zavod (ex-Frank Zappa) on keyboards, Australian-based guitarist Endel Rivers' CD Hardbite is an all-instrumental, twelve track collection of progressive fusion/rock. Rivers, born in Estonia under Soviet rule, set himself the challenge to create and bring forth a new color into the world's progressve and jazz-rock scene. Also featuring Glenn Roche on drums and Evan Harris on bass, among others, Hardbite is a fantastic album that fans of this music genre will find compelling and suitable for many repeated listenings. The CD is an extended CD, and features two bonus videos - but that's assuming you ever get it out of your CD player and into your computer! Highly recommended. Instrumental Guitar (Electric/Fusion/Rock), total running time, 52:50
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 Also Available: The Endel Rivers Hardbite DVD, "Estonia 2003" in PAL (European) format. This DVD features live concert material by Endel Rivers Hardbite, with Allan Zavod (ex-Frank Zappa) on keyboards, Glenn Roche on drums and Evan Harris on bass. Approximate running time: 64 minutes. Click here to order. $19.50 (includes U.S. shipping).
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Vol. 17, No. 2: Feb.-Mar. 2012
