Harold Betters - Takes Off"The second studio album in the Gateway Records series by "Mr. Trombone" aka Harold Betters. First released in 1963, this album sees it's first ever CD release. Betters is accompanied here by Al O'Brien (bass), Russ Lewellen (drums) and John Hughes (piano).

Hailed as 'remarkable' by The Daily Telegraph

The album features the hit title track as well as "Time In a Bottle" and "Operator (That's Not the Way It Feels)"

led by "the singer's dream collaborator" Constantine Orbelian

The Charles Manier remix features chanted vocals on top of an array of pulsating synths

it channels the spirit of old school Alice with instantly recognizable grit and plenty of gusto

The album features a plethora of musical guests

a frenzy of drum grooves from Micah Hummel and strings from Elliot Cleverdon rise higher into the mix

"It has to start with love

Limited The Rolling Stones' 1964 Debut on 180g Vinyl

Walter Rehberg (1900-1957) was a mainstay of the German Polydor label in the 1920s & 1930s

or a stage work

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