In 1979, following his early career with Timebox, Patto, Tempest and Boxer, guitarist Ollie Halsall produced a solo album of his own compositions comprised in the remarkable multi-track recordings that make up ‘Lovers Leaping’.
Skewing trademark lyrical humour to a diversity of music stylings spanning prog to rock ‘n’ roll, ‘The Crop Circlers' Guide To Abstract Expressionism’ marks a return to the structures of Deckchair Poets’ first two albums, ‘Who Needs Pyjamas?’ and ‘Searchin' for a Lemon Squeezer’ bringing along the exceptional talents of the band’s firecracker line-up.
Originally released in 2005, ‘Cosmic Surfer’ was the first release by the refreshed progressive/psych rock band Quintessence.
“Camden '70” by Neil Ardley's New Jazz Orchestra bears testament to the potency of period modern British jazz talent in this live recording of a mid-tour concert at the Jeanetta Cochrane Theatre during London’s 1970 Camden Jazz Festival.
Now reissued by Singsong Music, 1971's ‘A Symphony of Amaranths’ is the most romantic and harmonically dense piece of music that the late Modern British Jazz giant, Neil Ardley ever composed.
Newly signed to Elton John’s Rocket Records, Johnny Warman’s first solo album for the label, 1981’s ‘Walking Into Mirrors’ made the Top 20 in a number of European countries and sold a respectable 100,000 copies worldwide. Includes a Top 10 hit single in Australia for ‘Screaming Jets’, featuring Peter Gabriel
A Five Star Review for our up-and-coming mini-album/EP release by guitar virtuoso, Ray Fenwick is so well-deserved - many thanks all at Get Ready To Rock!
Acoustic rock legends Lindisfarne have embarked on re-setting live dates lost to Covid-19 last year. Says founding band member, Rod Clements: “While the earlier dates we had for 2021 are now looking unlikely to happen due to the protraction of the pandemic we are hoping to reinstate our concerts for August onwards.”
Subtitled ‘Revisiting songs from the Lindisfarne Years 1968-2002’, RENDEZVOUS CAFÉ is where all the songs written by founding member of folk rock band Lindisfarne over the decades finally meet in one place … sung by their writer for the first time on record.
‘Going Large’ - his 2021 release on Singsong Music - reveals another side to Ray Fenwick - one of Britain’s foremost guitarists, session players and producers with a 60-year career to his name.
