The multi-talented duo of Steffen Presley and Arnold Mollica make up the wonderfully original sound of 3 Legs On Wheels. Their album, “In Our Time Machine,” is a unique, forward-looking recording blending old school funk with more contemporary sounds. The entire album is characterized by Presley’s superior Hammond B3 organ-playing and soaring saxophone melodies, along with Mollica’s funky, imaginative drumming. “In Our Time Machine” is a solid opener, with Presley’s mastery of the Hammond B3 and Mollica’s bluesy lead vocals on full display. “Hey Now Mama” is a platform for Presley’s abilities on the alto saxophone and Mollica’s inventive grooves, and both deliver an enjoyable performance. “Free Fall” is a vehicle for their creativity and flexibility, changing from their customary sounds to a tasteful change of pace. “Veil of Tears” is another highlight, exhibiting once again Mollica's soulfoul vocals and Presley’s command of the organ. “French Aire” showcases their versatility, with Mollica starting the tune with brushes before breaking into a rowdy shuffle groove, and Presley adding expressive piano melodies and more fiery work on the alto saxophone. This album is recommended for fans of Rock and/or Blues, and the instrumental tracks that feature saxophone will very likely appeal to jazz fans as well.
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The multi-talented duo of Steffen Presley and Arnold Mollica make up the wonderfully original sound of 3 Legs On Wheels. Their album, “In Our Time Machine,” is a unique, forward-looking recording blending old school funk with more contemporary sounds. The entire album is characterized by Presley’s superior Hammond B3 organ-playing and soaring saxophone melodies, along with Mollica’s funky, imaginative drumming. “In Our Time Machine” is a solid opener, with Presley’s mastery of the Hammond B3 and Mollica’s bluesy lead vocals on full display. “Hey Now Mama” is a platform for Presley’s abilities on the alto saxophone and Mollica’s inventive grooves, and both deliver an enjoyable performance. “Free Fall” is a vehicle for their creativity and flexibility, changing from their customary sounds to a tasteful change of pace. “Veil of Tears” is another highlight, exhibiting once again Mollica's soulfoul vocals and Presley’s command of the organ. “French Aire” showcases their versatility, with Mollica starting the tune with brushes before breaking into a rowdy shuffle groove, and Presley adding expressive piano melodies and more fiery work on the alto saxophone. This album is recommended for fans of Rock and/or Blues, and the instrumental tracks that feature saxophone will very likely appeal to jazz fans as well.
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I have to say I was very impressed with this album, the instrumentals are a work of art. I especially like the Hammond B3 Organ, Steffen Presley sure can play and it takes a lot of talent to play the bass pedals simultaneously. I also enjoyed the Alto Sax.
This Steffen Presley guy is incredibly talented. It\'s no wonder Alice Cooper chose him to play the Hammond Organ on his new album.I also want to give credit to Arnold Mollica for his Rockin\' Beats and vocals. It\'s really hard to pick which songs I like the best because I really like them all. Just buy it, sit back and listen to how much music is presented by just 2 guys, \" That\'s Right Just 2 Guys Performed On This Album\" INCREDIBLE...
THANKS FOR THE MUSIC...
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