This program draws on beloved standards—including “Street of Dreams” and “Naima”—and the orchestral setting underscores why Farmer was regarded as one of the era’s most elegant and expressive horn players
This was released in 1996 by Touch on CD and consisted of two long tracks with a running time of almost 25 minutes
The new songs find them plumbing new depths of loathing — directed both inward and outward — and tortuous anguish
This follows LICE’s internationally acclaimed debut album ‘WASTELAND: What Ails Our People Is Clear’ (2021)
where they were greeted by throngs of screaming girls
Madness - Take Cover! MEETING BY CHANCE This program draws on belovedEspecially curated by the band, this compilation collates into one collection the occasional cover versions that Madness have recorded and released as singles, album tracks, B sides and for various artist tribute albums over their 40+ year career. Their unique interpretations cover songs originally recorded by a diverse range of artists such as John Lennon, ABBA, Ian Dury, Prince Buster, Jimmy Cliff and many more. Pressed on classic black vinyl and
