Storyteller JAM Grooms still hadn't gained enough

Grooms still hadn't gained enough traction to support themselves with their music and they were understandably ready to call it quits

In California White Jazz was putting out smokin' releases but when I got a hold of WAJAWAHWISD all bets were off

it's a new Urochromes classic where Riddick's licks spark and lilt through the bridge toward the closing verse's poignant refrain

in an immensely tuneful score by Leslie Bricusse with fantasy-laced lyrics by Anthony Newley wrapped up in a film that appealed to the more worldly perceptions of children and to parents who recalled that side of themselves

and the same goes for the Britsike-gone-danceabe-proggy post-Velvet Fogg combo The Ghost's I've Got To Get To Know You and finally the Italian 1972 radio hit single Mister E

Storyteller JAM Grooms still hadn't gained enough