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		<description><![CDATA[Listen: Straight Ahead / Brian Auger&#8217;s Oblivion Express Always the ultimate player, Brian Auger seems like he was a pro in the cradle. Go back to his earliest recordings, prior to the big success he had with &#8216;This Wheel&#8217;s On Fire&#8217;, billed as Julie Driscoll/Brian Auger &#038; The Trinity. You&#8217;ll see his virtuosity was fully [...]]]></description>
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<p>Listen: Straight Ahead / Brian Auger&#8217;s Oblivion Express<br />
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<p>Always the ultimate player, Brian Auger seems like he was a pro in the cradle. Go back to his earliest recordings, prior to the big success he had with &#8216;This Wheel&#8217;s On Fire&#8217;, billed as  Julie Driscoll/Brian Auger &#038; The Trinity. You&#8217;ll see his virtuosity was fully formed. </p>
<p>In the early 70&#8242;s, after Julie Driscoll went her solo route, he toured the world, initially as Brian Auger &#038; The Trinity, quickly morphing into Brian Auger&#8217;s Oblivion Express, gaining US momentum the whole while. Sharing bills with every type of band (Bruce Springsteen, The Allman Brothers Band., Roland Kirk, Santana, Chick Corea, Led Zeppelin, Earth Wind &#038; Fire, Kiss, Herbie Hancock), they provided just the right amount of high brow musicianship to ecstatically turn both jazz and rock audiences on. </p>
<p>Surprisingly, or unsurprisingly, their many records fell pretty short on US airplay, but sold well nonetheless. </p>
<p>Fast forward to the present, Brian Auger&#8217;s Oblivion Express is still playing, dare I say better than ever. I sat smack dab in front of him a few years back, when he shared a bill with an equally stunning Savoy Brown at B.B. King&#8217;s in New York, and you could hardly see anything but a blur from those hands. </p>
<p>They just don&#8217;t make &#8216;em like Brian Auger anymore. Sorry.</p>
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