BRIAN AUGER’S OBLIVION EXPRESS - Straight Ahead (Strut Reissue) KILBEY KENNEDY Where the Butterflies Go in

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BRIAN AUGER’S OBLIVION EXPRESS - Straight Ahead (Strut Reissue) KILBEY KENNEDY Where the Butterflies Go inLP Standard Edition Black Vinyl (2025 Strut Reissue). When Straight Ahead hit the shelves in 1974, it marked another bold chapter for Brian Augers Oblivion Express. The bandSteve Ferrone on drums, Barry Dean on bass, Jack Mills on guitar, and Lennox Langton on congas was firing on all cylinders, pushing jazz fusion into fresh, uncharted territory. Critics took notice, with Billboard praising the album as excellent in development and inventiveness, and