Monday, May 26, 2025

“Vice Verses”, John Berenzy Group

This way: Vice Verses

Here is a great track I first heard on a Killed By Death complilation from 1978. John Berenzy Group, Born in Jackson Heights, Queens, New York, John discovered music early on in life, and immediately began immersing himself in it.

He was quickly discovered by Seymour Stein to do an album for Sire Records. At this time he played on the C.B.G.B. scene, the epicenter of the Rock n' Roll renaissance, with Patti Smith, Television, Mink Deville and the Talking Heads. Later on, Willy Deville remembering the impact of John's commanding performance when they jammed at the C.B.G.B. club, asked him to fill Mark Knopfler's role on the Miracle Tour of Europe (1988-1989). Together they played throughout Paris, Germany, Belgium and Switzerland.

His 1977 45 rpm record, "Vice Verses," (written to, for and about Miles Davis) is now a valuable collector's item and is still played on many radio stations in Europe and Scandinavia. The press notices for Berenzy's performances and subsequent album "The Final Resolve" were extremely favorable. A remastered "Vice Verses" can also be found on his "Far Cry" Anthology CD.
 
[Spotify] NO!

No comments:

Post a Comment

“Dizzy Dizzy” CAN

This way:  Dizzy Dizzy CAN were a German experimental rock band formed in Cologne in 1968 by Holger Czukay (bass, tape editing), Irmin Schmi...