Harper's Bizarre

Harper's Bizarre: The Best Of Harpers Bizarre

Review by Ian MacDonald, NME, August 1974

THE TRADITION of the American pop/soft-rock interpretative/performing outfit, apparent now in the Pointer Sisters and Three Dog Night, goes back into the '60s (and ultimately ...

Harpers Bizarre: Feelin’ Groovy

Sleevenotes by Gene Sculatti, Warner Bros. Records, 1997

"The object of A&R is to give people what they want to have, not what you think they might like to hear." Thus spoke a ...