Carly Simon - WhyThe ultimate sun kissed feel good anthem, Carly Simons Why produced by none other than Bernard Edwards and Nile Rodgers sees a much welcomed 12 inch reissue. Originally recorded for the film Soup for One in 1982, though the movie flopped the soundtrack was a success and Why became a classic by anyones standards hitting number 10 in the UK charts and staying in them for 18 weeks.

brought to life through modular synthesis

The record offers listeners a journey through more floor-heavy tracks such as ‘Mogeri’ and ‘Raro’ to more groove infused offerings such as ‘Rainbow Road’ (which is named after one of the maps in Mario Kart and inspired by the energy of Prince’s iconic live concert at The Aladdin in Las Vegas)

in duet with soul singer George Curtis Cameron was originally released on her fourth solo album on Motown

Flight 77 is full of summer jazz fusion grooves for the dancefloor now the world is getting back to something like normal

” as accompanist

Willie Thrasher – Old Man Carver 20

except for House In The Hills

spraying improvised raps like a Coltrane sax solo

vamos a España

slip-roads

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