Sunday, September 8, 2019

Nada ~ Germany

Song For a Happy Girl (1979)

Nada's sole album is primarily a jazz album, but with plenty of rock fusion elements. In particular the flute driven numbers, as well as an occasional guitar rave-up, will make you turn your head up. Otherwise it's a lot of jazz tone guitar and sax solos. Nothing wrong with that of course, but considering the multitude of bands from this time and place, Nada then comes across as average.

No reissues as of 3/18/25.

9/8/19 (review / new entry)
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