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A find. Transcending its well-connected professional genre, the slightly distracted passion of Bramblett's singing combines with his oblique fusion of Southern boogie, studio country-rock and Caribbean styles to take the edge of privilege off his philosophical fatalism. Bramblett's music is too warm and funny to sound self-satisfied, and the way he collects images around an aphoristic catch-phrase is too open-ended to sound smug. Start with side two. |