"The Mathematics of Love" - Peter Parcek 3 (Vizztone)
By Malcolm Kennedy
Parcek has been playing his trade in the New England region and as touring band leader for Pinetop Perkins
for a period. The Mathematics of Love opens with some electric Delta slide of the wicked order on Peter Green’s “Showbiz Blues
.” Parcek keeps things in this low down groove for the title track.
A couple of my favorite cuts, both originals, featured an alternative line up with Mike Levesque playing drums on both and with Danny Morris on electric bass and Jesse Williams on acoustic for “Tears Like Diamonds
” that has a mellow JJ Cale like feel (of whom I am a huge fan) and Peter singing ‘I cried tears like diamonds, froze before they hit the ground.’ The second, a down home blues titled “New Years Eve
,” features Ed Sporrgo on bass and Mike Fritz on harp and guest Ronnie Earl on the second solo. I found The Mathematics of Love to be a complex and thoroughly enjoyable piece of work and recommend it highly.
A couple of my favorite cuts, both originals, featured an alternative line up with Mike Levesque playing drums on both and with Danny Morris on electric bass and Jesse Williams on acoustic for “Tears Like Diamonds
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