Georgie Fame - Seventh Son / Going HomeGeorgie Fame is a British Rhythm and Blues, Jazz singer and keyboard player. The 10 tracks of Seventh Son (1969) remain as Georgie Fame's closest brush with Psychedelia apart from sparing use of vocal effects and some fuzzed out bass, the record continues his maturation from R&B inspired Jazz influenced sophisticate. Recorded with an ace session band featuring trumpeter Les Condon, trombonist Chris Pyne and percussionist Frank Ricotti, the 12 tracks

live tracks and 4 bonus songs

but also because I wanted to show that for some "subconscious" reason they fit together perfectly

displaying his skills as a masterful guitarist as well as keyboard and provides additional percussion support to the tabla

under the Westway

Oscar Wilde

one of America's most admired new music ensembles

which probably found it's culmination in Robert Schumann's Kinderszenen op

Did a gunman target a family of picnickers on purpose

By confronting Chopin's works with the suggestive minimalist pieces of Yann Tiersen

On the jazz scene

"What makes Davis's Sibelius compelling is that he manages to have it both ways

terrifying and astonishing existence in the universe"