DURAND JONES & THE INDICATIONS - Live Vol. 1 LP (colour vinyl) new wave but there's nothing super special

but there's nothing super special worth saying

this is still a dark and intimate record

Former Beat Of The Earth leader Phil Pearlman assembled Relatively Clean Rivers in the early '70s and eventually released this excellent rural rock album in 1975

Then Zone 30 takes over: an improvisation with a very slow tempo that opens of for White Queen

Rick James

DURAND JONES & THE INDICATIONS - Live Vol. 1 LP (colour vinyl) new wave but there's nothing super specialLimited edition blue colour vinyl. I keep wondering if there's any other musician out there called Durand that Durand Jones could collaborate so they can form Durand Durand. While music on that I've had a read of what this is all about and it seems it's more modern day but retro sounding soul stuff that will appeal in particular to fans of Charles Bradley. This is a live LP where the added sweat adds that frisson of excitement to these soul belters.