Les McCann & Eddie Harris - Swiss MovementOne of the most popular soul jazz albums of all time, and one of the best, although Harris (and trumpeter Benny Bailey) had never played or rehearsed with the Les McCann Trio before, and indeed wasn't even given the music. Perhaps that's what sparked the spontaneous funk coming through clearly on the tape of this show, recorded at the Montreux Festival in 1969. It's actually much more of a showcase for McCann than Harris, although the tenor saxist's

the group blended garage punk with killer harmonies and a slight sense of the absurd

both will come on heavyweight black vinyl and are being cut from brand-new HD 96/24 masters

Undoubtedly a masterpiece in it's own right 'LA Woman' completes a set of albums which have changed and inspired the world of pop and rock forever more

Brand new studio album 'Night Thoughts' from Suede

Steve Marston

showing they had a concrete sense of the aural ideal they were striving towards

aggressive harmonies and almost (but not quite) robotic sound still has a resonance that echoes even today

while still retaining Ratio‰۪s signature brittle funk textures

Michigan while he was still a teenager

wry observations and a riotous energy ‰ÛÒ in David‰۪s music there‰۪s certainly an air of Ian Hunter rockin‰۪ it up with Mott The Hoople

The BBC Radiophonic Workshop

If the nocturnal interiors of Cat's Eyes were a cult flick viewed in smudgy black and white on cathode ray