Aynama-Rtama (Wherever It Falls) is a reflection of it's time and environment
From the opening bars of "Wicked Woman" to the ending guitar solo and slow fade of music for the last track "Tall Lights" - the listener is in for a Rockin' rollercoaster ride of their musical senses
Grammy nominees Billy Flynn and Frank Krakowski on guitar
funky and laid back album combining the vibe of 1970s Laurel Canyon
The second half of the album embraces a boiled down simplicity
BLAK & BLU | VINYL RECORD (LP) 2 Aynama-Rtama (Wherever It Falls) isGary Clark, Jr. has been hailed by a number of critics as "the New Hendrix," which seems to be the fate of any guitarist who combines blues and rock styles at a considerable volume (particularly if they cover "Third Stone from the Sun"). While that's a blurb that may look good in Clark's press kit, it rather misses the point; Clark isn't a visionary, game changing artist like Hendrix, but instead he's a canny singer, songwriter, and instrumentalist