Thursday, March 7, 2019

Delaney and Bonnie

1960's Blues-Rock. Vocals that sound like they were influenced by Gospel music. Sounds ahead of its time to my ears. Not what comes to mind when I think of the late 1960's. Very soulful.


I don't actually own this record. (An omission that I'll look to correct very soon.) Listening to individual songs from the album on YouTube. It's from 1969. Delaney and Bonnie, "Accept No Substitutes." Classic sounds!!
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