When Blues Met the Zombies' Brain Trust

Ladies and gentlemen, raise a glass to Duffy Power - the bluesman who went from teen idol to sonic truth-teller faster than you can say "musical awakening." After escaping Larry Parnes' rock'n'roll star factory (where he shared hairspray with Billy Fury and Marty Wilde), Power transformed into something far more fascinating - a raw-throated innovator whose harmonica could make Paul Jones sweat and whose songwriting left Jack Bruce speechless.

His 1970-71 sessions with former Zombies Rod Argent and Chris White should have been his CBS Records triumph. Think Like A Key Music finally unveils these lost recordings, where Power's intense vocals and stellar backing cast (including guitar wizard Ollie Halsall) create pure British blues magic. Sometimes the best albums are the ones that got away - until now.