BAOEGrowing up in post World War II England allowed a young Brian Auger to take in the sounds of jazz as a result of an American military force in the area. So thanks to Armed Forces Radio, the occasional brilliance of Auger's keyboards were birthed. And while the world would probably be roughly the same with or without his musical contributions to jazz, Auger and his newly constituted Oblivian Express unloose some pretty heavy content on their first, self titled recording from 1971. Having said that, though, only about half of the songs here are of any consequence. Read more
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