Peter Perrett - How The West Was WonPeter Perrett, whose incisive songcraft and sardonic drawl made him one of the most distinctive voices of the Seventies, hasnt released any music for 20 years. Bearing in mind his most famous song began I always flirt with death (Another Girl, Another Planet), this is one comeback that nobody saw coming. Backed by his sons Jamie and Peter Jr. on lead guitar and bass respectively and produced by Chris Kimsey (The Rolling Stones), Peters intuitive feel

Abandoning reservation

‰۝ ‰ÛÏSomeday All This Will Be Yours

Even with all the fog and barriers she presents us with

Abracadubra

Oregon band Chromatics

besides his famed regular quartet

DeMarco recognizes that he might share more than just a geographical flight-path with a certain Canadian-cum-Californian songwriter

almost abrasive tracks that seem to end before you can fully wrap your head around them

modern standards like Roxy Music's 'To Turn You On

the presence of Eddie Kendricks singing "My people

arranger and performer of some of the most cherished music in pop music history

'Red Planes'