Taste: On The Boards (CD)
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Taste’s second studio album, On The Boards, was released on New Year’s Day, 1970. The cracking opener 'What’s Going On' with its agile stop-start riff, double-tracked guitars and infectious chorus became perhaps Taste’s best-known song.
'Railway And Gun' is an emphatic slice of blues purism. The swinging jazz-tinted psychedelia of 'It’s Happened Before, It’II Happen Again' and the album’s title track with a menacing Doors-like feel and featuring Gallagher on haunting saxophone, showcases the band’s new experimentalism.
The pounding 'Morning Sun', the boogie-styled 'If I Don’t Sing I’ll Cry', the slide-drenched frenzy of 'Eat My Words' and the crunching 'I’ll Remember' represent different facets of classic late-60s British blues-rock at its finest, while the light, airy folk-pop of 'If the Day Was Any Longer' and the bittersweet 'See Here' present another side of Taste that draws more on rural Ireland than urban Chicago for its inspiration.
- What's Going On
- Railway And Gun
- It's Happened Before, It'll Happen Again
- If The Day Was Any Longer
- Morning Sun
- Eat My Words
- On The Boards
- If I Don't Sing I'll Cry
- See Here
- I'll Remember
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