By popular demand! Taking (probably) a final album-length journey through an alternative Jarreniverse, we present to you: Retro Rendez-Vous!
First there was Equinoxe 1969, our fan-fav psychedelic-pop era reworking of Equinoxe. Then we took Magnetic Fields back into the prog-rock era of 1975 with Magnetic Chance.
And now, we go back in time again to the very beginning!
Picture the scene. September 1968. Abbey Road Studios, London. Four youthful and suspiciously similar-looking musicians, forming a largely unknown four-piece London rock band, gather to lay down their first instrumental album…
Philmon Dust: Electric and acoustic guitars
Billy Bunt: Pianos and organs
Howie “The Finger” McWah: Bass guitars
Somewhat “Not Even the Best Drummer in His Own Special Medicine Cabinet” Steve: Drums and percussion
plus an assorted and talented group of union-rate session players brought in by the producer!
So put your feet up and your worries down, slip your headphones on, and close your eyes to relive and hum along to this wonderful album in an evocative new arrangement.
Hope to see you on Saturday!
Have a great Xmas and a Happy New Year,
love, Billy and Phile
