Schizophonic

Dive into the bluesy depths of Robben Ford's debut solo album, "Schizophonic," released in 1976. This captivating collection of six tracks offers a rich tapestry of modern blues, blues rock, jazz blues, soul blues, and jazz fusion, showcasing Ford's exceptional guitar skills and soulful vocals. The album opens with the sultry "Miss Miss," a track that sets the tone for the journey ahead, followed by the infectious "Ladies' Choice," a nod to the blues' roots. "Hawk's Theme" introduces a jazzier element, highlighting Ford's versatility, while "Low Ride" brings a funky groove that's impossible to resist. The album concludes with the tender "Stella and Frenchie" and the smooth "Softly Rolling," leaving you yearning for more. Recorded under Avenue Records, "Schizophonic" is a testament to Robben Ford's enduring talent and his ability to blend various genres seamlessly. Whether you're a longtime fan or a newcomer to his music, this album is a must-experience for any blues enthusiast.