Eric Bibb - Rainbow People

Eric Bibb - Rainbow PeopleRecorded in 1977 "Rainbow People" is Eric Bibb's 1st ground breaking album. Recorded with the assistance of Cyndee Peters and Rudy Smith it is a "must have" album for those who appreciate Eric's form of blues and jazz. "Rainbow People" means more to me then just an LP. "It's a gathering of friends and musical ideas that go together and express one thing above all the joy of knowing each other" Eric Bibb. 180 gram vinyl.

Hypochondriac

Beth says: "I was able to exorcise a lot of demons making this record

"Forgotten Toys is made up of odds and ends of tunes that I've carried in my head for years

Additionally the band used also some great multi-vocal harmonies in a very vintage way

one of those collections will be available in physical format for the first time ever

Seoul-based South Korean sludge metal miserists Gawthrop join Sentient Ruin for "Deterioration"

These are the sounds to accompany sepia-tinged memories

swinging saxophone lines

Opener "The Long Dream" sets the stage with steady rain on sheet metal

'I Believe (Glory II)' gives an optimistic nod towards a destiny attainable

with tracks like “Desafinado” and “Samba Dees Days” exemplifying the seamless blend of Byrd’s Brazilian-influenced guitar with Getz’s smooth saxophone

Led by childhood neighbours