Soft Machine - Live at Top Gear BBC June 10 1969

Soft Machine - Live at Top Gear BBC June 10 1969Vinyl LP pressing. These Soft Machine recordings for John Peel's Top Gear program took place in June 1969 when the band was at the peak of their psychedelic revolution and during their first transition towards an unprecedented form of Psych Rock Jazz. These historical sessions, including a great version of Wyatt's masterpiece Moon in June, show the great potential of the band's early line ups featuring Hugh Hopper bass, Kevin Ayers vocals, guitar,

"Incoherent American Narrative" is available as CD Digipak and Gatefold LP (180g

which also includes 4 bonus tracks from the same period

Budamunk has combined his talents with Tony Suggs

How beautiful Christmas could be - if it weren't for Christmas

Each track reflects the versatility and enduring appeal that have made him one of the most successful solo artists of all time

First released in 2018

recorded in late 1967 and early 1968 and released in the summer of '68

Jesse Stone's 'Money Honey' is given a crunching funk arrangement and is one of three tracks that tempt collectors to pay big money for an original copy

Across 19 tracks the duo sings the classic country of The Carter Family

The Lucifer Principle explores with abandon the demented apparatus of the human condition and it's drive towards death

Adam Turla and Sarah Balliet

blending heartfelt emotion with inventive musicality