BILL ORCUTT - Music In Continuous Motion LP bossanova Not that it matters

Not that it matters

It features members of Rotary Connection as Muddy's backing band and was very controversial upon its release for its fusion of electric blues with psychedelic elements

anyone who was listening to these albums could have seen it coming a mile off

was a Stooges roadie back in the day and later front man of local punk-rockers The Cult Heroes in the late ‘70s and ‘80s

splitting just weeks after completing their 1968 masterpiece Odessey and Oracle

BILL ORCUTT - Music In Continuous Motion LP bossanova Not that it matters"Whatever overarching form the recording process may have mapped out, the path of the finished album is explicitly poetic. Echoing its predecessor, the song titles, read in sequence, paint fleetingly glimpsed formsbut in contrast to the distant shapes described in Music For Four Guitars, the present narrative spotlights the dance of polygons momentarily grasped (and then lost) as they spin through space: Because sharp also smooth, And warm to the