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Think this wuz prolly t’ first album I ever bought featuring Billy Childish in the line-up. Also has Bruce Brand on drums, who plays on a lot of Billy Childish albums & AFAIK all of Thee Headcoats albums (14 altogether I think) + a fair few Holly Golightly albums. Also appears on quite a number of other line-ups.
Bought at least 30yrs back.
Since reissued on the Damaged Goods label who’s output I’m a big fan of!
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Really love that 'un Al !! One of me fave M. Garrick albums, some loverly vocals from Norma Winstone ace piano & a reet tight band!
Indeed worra great line-up!
As Michael Garrick Band with Henry Lowther (trumpet, flugelhorn), Art Themen (soprano sax, tenor sax), Don Rendell (tenor sax, flute), Dave Green (bass), Trevor Tomkins (drums), Norma Winstone (vocals)
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I took you’re advice to get it - it is indeed a belter.
The more Brit Jazz albums with Norma Winstone on them the more I love her - although I’ve yet to hear anything that matches Neil Ardley’s A Symphony Of Amaranths.
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Only that track mind, the rest of it is bobbins.
These two featuring Norma Winstone are very good.
Also all the Azimuth albums are pretty decent Brit Jazz, featuring John Taylor Norma Winstone & Kenny Wheeler.
Totally agree on Symphony for Amaranths, pretty much essential Brit Jazz, a real fave 'ere!
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