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[[File:Bruford feelsgoodtome.jpg|right|200px]]"Feels Good To Me" is a 1977 album by [[Bruford]]. Although released under the name "Bruford", in practice this is a solo album by Bill. Although the Bruford band performs on the entire album, Allan would describe this album as session work. Bruford’s music is a highly technical and arranged mixture of fusion and progressive rock, Allan once called it “jigsaw music”. But it’s very well done, and a fan favourite among many. Jeff Berlin really pumps it on bass, and there several nice guitar solos. | [[File:Bruford feelsgoodtome.jpg|right|200px]]"Feels Good To Me" is a 1977 album by [[Bruford]]. Although released under the name "Bruford", in practice this is a solo album by Bill. Although the Bruford band performs on the entire album, Allan would describe this album as session work. Bruford’s music is a highly technical and arranged mixture of fusion and progressive rock, Allan once called it “jigsaw music”. But it’s very well done, and a fan favourite among many. Jeff Berlin really pumps it on bass, and there are several nice guitar solos. | ||
This album exists in two versions: The original mixes, as well as remixes carried out in the 2010s. Fans seem to prefer the original mix. | This album exists in two versions: The original mixes, as well as remixes carried out in the 2010s. Fans seem to prefer the original mix. | ||
