ROSS `THE BOSS` IS BACK KICKING ARSE IN 2010




The blog tonight is about Ross Wilson, the former frontman of Daddy Cool and Mondo Rock. I have never hid my respect for this man's underrated musical talents, I have always regarded him higher than Johnny O`Keefe and a lot of another self anointed kings of Australian rock. 

After a very long hiatus from the business of making brand new studio rock albums of new material, if you discount Ross`s country tinged `Country and Wilson`, he has finally made a triumphant return in 2010 with the new album `I Come in Peace`. 

Some songs on it are very raw and not polished, while others hark back to the sophistication which prevailed on Ross`s brilliant studio album of 1989, `Dark Side of
The Man`.

It`s the album where Ross Wilson has finally
come right back down to earth and created an amalgam sound befitting his new found creativity. 

There is a lot of country on this album, the kind of country you`d expect trom The Flood, like gritty R&B fueled country-ish rock. And there are some great atmospheric rock moments on here as well.

Check it out, `I Come In Peace` by the mercurial aussie rocker Ross Wilson. It was released on Shock and is available at all good music stores around Australia.

Comments

  1. Hi Tim,

    Thanks for the review. Quite frankly I have been mystified by the lack of reviews I have received for 'I Come In Peace'. Just a handful & good to excellent but just not enough to get the Word out there. The good news is that the title track ICIP received a lot of commercial radio airplay, especially on regional networks, & the newie 'I Got You' is receiving an even better response from programmers. Do you know how many 60+ Oz Rockers receive airplay? Only me I reckon, so I may be pioneering a new era where less age-ism prevails. Let's hope so & thanks again for including me in 'Lost Treasures'.

    Peace, Ross Wilson

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