Roger James - Riding Free"Riding Free" receives a first time reissue since original release on Chapter One in 1973, with 13 bonus tracks. Roger James' sole LP, produced by Mark Wirtz, is a beguiling mix of 70's soft country rock combined with the Wirtz flair for the epic. It includes the theme song to the cult movie Psychomania, which also gave this 1973, recorded in 1971, LP it's front cover image (Nicky Henson riding free off a bridge) and title. At times the sound and

and beautiful prog-breaks/electronica interpretation

Includes one booklet

he finally put his own band together & hit on a winning formula that enabled him to eke out a living well into the '50s

boogaloo bad-boy Adrian Croasdell compiled one of the first Galaxy/Fantasy album reissues for the Kent imprint ("Black Music Is Our Business")

organist Booker T

Their account of Rachmaninov gigantic Second Piano Trio takes the listener back to the 'period' playing of the composer's contemporaries

The group named themselves after the business empire of Howard Hues and they recorded some excellent easy listening disco music in the mid-seventies

Handel and Rameau

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saxophonist Matt Otto always cultivated an inspired musical community with which to surround himself

The gradually intensified initial part goes over into a passage with the expected percussion accents and swiftly whirling violin figures

Capped by one of the most famous speeches ever written