Matching Mole - Little Red RecordFrom the 70's Canterbury scene, one of the greatest pieces of work in the genre. Matching Mole was the first band formed by Robert Wyatt after the seminal Soft Machine experience. An incredibly tight unit featuring Phil Miller (Hatfield and the North) on guitar, Dave McRae (Nucleus) on keyboards, Bill McCormick (Quiet Sun, 801) on bass and Wyatt himself on drums and vocals. Released in 1971 Little Red Record was Mole's second album. It was produced by

I Wonder If I Care As Much (Everly Brothers)

A ground-breaking blend of electronica and orchestration with traditional folk melodies

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Bobby Drake (drums)

as we have worked on our 6 LPs

The album also includes a rare recording of the 19th Century spiritual Mary Don’t You Weep which will be featured during the end credits of Spike Lee’s BlacKkKlansman in theatres August 2018

The only acoustic instruments used were a piano and marimba percussion set

Those life-altering

The Gremlins - Blast Off 1970 5

Mean and lean at only five tracks

the compilation captures the broad diversity of music performed by Turkish women

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