Billy Hawks- Heavy Soul! (Vinyl) Death Angel Blues still thrived into the

Blues still thrived into the 70s as Albert Washington's mean and moody 'Case Of The Blues' proves

Providing a sufficient platform for Kabaka to update listeners about his growth since his first album

Co-producer

Over the ensuing decades he has written and recorded nigh on thirty albums - both as a solo artist and with the classy Planet P Project - covering a wide palette of styles from Melodic Rock and futuristic Electronica to instrumental efforts which showcase not just Carey's adept keyboard skills but also reveal a warm

given both the prodigiously virtuosic demands it makes on the performer and it's charismatic warmth

Billy Hawks- Heavy Soul! (Vinyl) Death Angel Blues still thrived into theAs part of Ace 50 BGP has hooked up with our old friends at Concord Music to reissue one of the most important albums in our story. In 1987 as the dance jazz scene morphed into acid jazz Billy Hawks 'Oh Baby (I Believe I'm Losing You)' was filling the dance floors where either Gilles Peterson or Baz Fe Jazz were playing. The Prestige Records album, "Heavy Soul!", that featured the track, was impossible to find, and frustrated DJs were desperately