Aynsley Retaliation Dunbar

To Mum from Aynsley & the Boys Aynsley Retaliation Dunbar

This is the third Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation album from the late Sixties, by this point Dunbar was looking to depart from straight blues and take advantage of the musical freedoms that were letting progressive rock bands like Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath make their mark. While they still retain their remarkable British Blues sound, this musical move is apparent in tracks such as the Bach-influenced instrumental 'Journey's End' to the jazz-rock territory explored in 'Let It Ride'