Don’t let the title of this disc, Eclecticity, and the name of the artist, Gat, fool you. Granted, a variety of musical styles and recording methods are featured on these eleven tracks but fans of Graham Allman-Talbot will have no trouble recognizing elements that are common to Graham’s music – Rickenbacker 12-string chiming riffs aplenty, and a reverence for Roger McGuinn’s and the Byrds’ body of work. The disc includes an outstanding version of the Chris Hillman-penned “Have You Seen Her Face” and the Roger and Camilla McGuinn Irish-inspired folk-rock ballad “May The Road Rise To Meet You.” In fact, it shouldn’t surprise listeners to hear a combination of Graham’s layers-of-guitars solo material as Gat and his jingle-jangle collaborative efforts with Starbyrd on this disc (there is a reference to Starbyrd in the lyrics of “I’m Home” and his Starbyrd partner Horst-Peter Schmidt co-wrote “Coming Of Age”). Classic Beatles influences are also...