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Late Flower
Quartz - QTZ 2006

Steve Topping - Gtrs / Kbds
Jimmy Johnson - Basses
Frank Schaefer - Cello
Gary Husband - Drums

Woody Chimer
The Lost Song
Aigburth : intro to virtual gtr solo
Aigburth : antiphonal
Aigburth : cello & guitar
Game of Light
Strolling Boy : Franky & Jimmy
Strolling Boy : Steve solos
Jo
On My Hill
Late Flower : full band

Late Flower : Gary solos

 

 

Time & Distance
Black Box - CD BBJ1003

Steve Topping - Guitar
Paul Carmichael - Bass guitar
Mick Hutton - String bass
Gary Husband - Drums


Adrenalin
Spock
Watercolour
Amongst
Time & Distance
Blueways
Renewal
Fossil

Life Divine

 

 

 

 

What It Is
A Limited Edition archive release available exclusively through Audiophile Imports

Steve Topping - Guitar
Paul Carmichael - Bass guitar
Gary Husband - Drums

It is over twenty years since this music ... first presented here ... was put to tape. It is the record of two early days in the life of our group.

We had recorded a private session at Nunhead Church Hall straight to cassette. Paul suggested next time we go direct to 1/4" tape at Woodcray Farm - a studio where an engineer friend of his worked.

We set up quickly and didn't play for long, but what we got is what you hear now - unedited - as the first four tracks of this CD. We're still proud of it.

Since those days the original 1/4" went missing, but it was possible to remaster from a good copy.

The other tracks are taken from the Church Hall session that predated Woodcray by a couple of months. They keep their form in natural edits.

These things hold a special place for us, when as young musicians we played ... catching the ball, and running with it!

Dynamo
Little Theatre
Tryst & Shout
What It Is
Heel Kicker
Fallow Land
The Train
Catch The Ball And Run

Aphorism