Their most recent album ‘The Big Picture’ manages to veer crazily from one musical influence to another while still sounding coherent as a whole. ‘Tango Serpiente’ for instance is a big lush nuevo tango with a full string section while ‘Food of Love’ is a humorous 1930’s style jazz shuffle with a middle eight that contains a complete recipe for an aphrodisiac supper.

For your listening pleasure, 4 full tracks from 'The Big Picture'.

No Mans Land:

Lone Star:

Rustum and Sharkey:

Tango Serpiente:

John, Hugh and Pete’s previous albums include the now legendary Berlin Nights, one year in the making and containing more street sounds and overdubs than Sgt Pepper and How Come We Never Dance whose languorous title track has received much airtime on BBC TV first in Young Dracula and more recently in Alan Yentob’s Imagine series.

Their ‘Best of’ album called ‘Deja View’ is still available and features tracks from ‘Berlin Nights’, ‘Last Tango in Powys’ and ‘How Come We Never Dance’

To buy a copy of either ‘The Big Picture or ‘Deja View’ contact

HUGH 01547-520339

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