keys. Jack Mack’s Back to the Shack is a sure-
fire hit in my book. It is an immensely enjoyable listen.
-Phillip Smith
Glenn Hughes Resonate (Frontiers Music) Glenn Hughes continues to rock the world with one of the most outstanding voices on the planet. Resonate, his
first solo release in eight years is sure to be a con- tender for Best Rock Album of 2016. Joining Hughes on this fabulous eleven track album of all-originals is guitarist Soren Andersen, drum- mer Pontus Engborg, and keyboardist Lachy Doley.
Hughes brilliantly flaunts his rock and roll bass guitar and vocal chops on “Heavy”. This
high-voltage opening track boasts thick monster guitar licks from Andersen and stellar crashing beats from guest drummer Chad Smith of The Red Hot Chili Peppers. “Let it Shine” sneaks up on the listener and sinks its hooks right in. Amid Andersen’s revving riffs and Doley’s glorious full- bodied keys, Hughes keeps it melodic and soulful until the furious end. Mad keyboard wizardry and crashing guitar riffs wash ashore like the foretelling waves of a tsunami on “Steady”. The gravity waves emitted from “Landmines” funky rhythm tightly pull me into its adrenalin-rich hook. With acoustic guitar in hand, Hughes closes the album with “Long Time Gone”. This melancholy rock ballad breaks through the wall with full force, featuring lush keys, a funky bassline and Smith ferociously gracing the drums again.
Resonate goes down as one of my top Rock
and Roll picks for the year. -Phillip Smith
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