Doctor Dunbar's Prescription (1969)

About this title: The Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation's second album was much the same as their first, offering competent late-'60s British blues, given a slightly darker cast than was usual for the style via Victor Brox's somber vocals. Like their debut, it was dominated by original material, and as on its predecessor, the compositions were rather routine blues-rock numbers, though they benefited from arrangements by highly skilled players. The best of these tracks were the ones that utilized Brox's gloomy, almost gothic organ, if only because it made them stand out more among the company of the many similar bands ... read more

Tracks:

1. Change Your Low Down Ways [Dunbar/Rickey/Moors]
2. The Fugitive [Hickley]
3. Till Your Lovin' Makes Me Blue [Hickley]
4. Now That You've Lost Me [King]
5. I Tried [Davis/Robey/Scott]
6. Call My Woman [Moorshead]
7. The Devil Drives [Hickley]
8. Low Gear Man [Hickley]
9. Tuesday's Blues [Hickley]
10. Mean Old World [Little Walter]

Note: This is a general synopsis. Each listing is further described below.