Love Over-Due (Vinyl LP) 60s 70s Psych Prog RockJames Brown going strong into the 90s and almost hitting a mode that's a bit like some of his first few records of the 80s! James is firmly at the helm here producing, arranging, and writing most numbers and while the sound is definitely more contemporary than on his classics, there's also still a definite Godfather ness that always shines through. Most of the upbeat numbers have that peppy, bouncy sort of vibe that James was laying down on his bigger
but 1966's Adam's Apple featuring Herbie Hancock
to work on a new project: "We initially wanted to invite Pat back into the studio with Ebo Taylor and Tony Allen to recreate and expand on some of the vibes they had recorded together during a lost session in 1977
for the previous four albums and three years
Paul Simon and Jimmy Page
A firm favourite of current jazz star Gregory Porter
Although Nine Inch Nails mastermind Trent Reznor became the poster boy for industrial rock in the early 1990s
stephen street
Two Chicago classics from the Gene Chandler vault get an official remastered
as well as a previously unreleased demo for Love To Shine
The cavalcade of melodies is nothing short of ideal for an anticlockwise cruise from Woolwich Ferry through the Lea Valley
Jason Williamson discusses English Tapas: "Andrew walked into some random pub and saw "English Tapas" scrawled on the menu board
Limited edition green vinyl
