What makes Remains to Be Heard by Aynsley Dunbar notable?

'Remains to Be Heard' is significant for its ambitious blend of genres and strong musicianship, earning positive reviews that helped establish Dunbar in the rock scene. The album’s unique sound has been noted for influencing later blues rock artists and has garnered a cult following over the years despite limited commercial success. Released in January 1970, 'Remains to Be Heard' marked Aynsley Dunbar's debut album after his tenure with bands like John Mayall's Bluesbreakers and the Jeff Beck Group. At this point in his career, Dunbar was transitioning from a sought-after session drummer to a leading artist, showcasing his skills not only as a performer but also as a songwriter.