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Submit Your ReviewValentine Vox mines much of the same territory that Chris Jagger's debut LP did. A mix of uptempo rockers, such as the ridiculously tongue-in-cheek "Private Dick," and country-influenced ballads ("River of Love") form the bulk of the album. With barrelhouse piano added by John Mealing, the music highlights the younger Jagger's ability to write raucous bar-room sing-alongs. And his singing voice is perfectly suited to the material. Though the album is not strong enough to go multi-platinum by any stretch of the imagination, it is a puzzle as to why Chris Jagger and Valentine Vox weren't able to break into the mainstream of rock. ~ Steve Kurutz, All Music Guide
The Adventures of Valentine Vox the Ventriloquist
01/01/1974
All Music Guide Review
The Adventures of Valentine Vox the Ventriloquist Track Listing
Credits of The Adventures of Valentine Vox the Ventriloquist
- John Mealing
- Keyboards
- David Pierce
- Guitar, Keyboards
- John Rousseau
- Keyboards, Wind
- Jim Ryan
- Guitar
- Steve Smith
- Percussion, Producer, Vocals
- Alan Spenner
- Bass
- Chris Stainton
- Keyboards
- Terry Stannard
- Drums
- Mickey Waller
- Drums
- Pick Withers
- Drums
- Paat Moran
- Engineer
- Andy Bown
- Bass, Vocals
- Chris Jagger
- Flute, Keyboards, Main Performer, Vocals
- Busta Cherry Jones
- Bass
- Bob Cohen
- Guitar
- Steve Darrington
- Accordion
- Neil Hubbard
- Guitar
- Dave Edmunds
- Guitar
- Peter Frampton
- Guitar
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