Al Brown & Inner Force - Dub CutsAl Brown is a fine Jamaican singer who came closest to troubling the UK charts with his Al Green cover version 'Here I Am Baby.' In the early 1980's he recorded a beautiful album, backed by Inner Force, which was inexplicably never released, and thought to be lost forever. When Al Brown's original multi track tapes were miraculously discovered, he handed them over to Pressure Sounds, who had them restored and beautifully mixed by Paolo 'DubFiles'

These tunes are no longer played by New Orleans brass bands

As with many of Therion's other albums

and stars Pierre Agostino

Collins provided a clear and balanced recording" (Gramophone)

In our view It provides a superior and enjoyable listening experience for Christmas-time" (MusicalMerit) "Recommended very strongly indeed

He revisits the composer's music on his 11th recording for AVIE and his first of Brahms' two cello sonatas

"Celebrations" offers furtive bits of fondness

during the 60s

in a punk basement

3 'Rhenish' was arranged by his esteemed colleague and disciple Carl Reinecke

But ominous events and conflicting evidence leave Helen suspicious of her beloved brother-in-law

Played on a rare historic organ: The organ at the church of S