British saxophonist David Roach released this LP in 1987 on the Coda label, players are David Roach on sax & lyricon, Ali Thompson on synthesizers & programming, Danny Schogger on piano & keyboards, Alan Murphy and Dick Farrely on guitar, John MacKenzie on bass, Jody Linscott on percussion and Charlie Morgan on drums & simmons, plus backing vocals.
1. Running With The River
2. Move It
3. Innocent Child
4. Love Is
5. Back To Back
6. The Hotline
7. Rocketta
8. Every Morning
9. The Letter
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Nice one Smooth! I was going to ask if you had this after hearing your great new rip of Morrissey Mullen's 'Badness'.
Coda originally released this album in the UK in 1984 with a different sleeve, though the tracklisting this time is identical. Thanks for yet another flawless transfer :-)
Thanks Smooth,it's another good one.
Wow! Great to see this again. This actually came out in 1984 with a different cover. Tracks like 'Move It' and 'Innocent Child' were featured heavily in the UK by a popular dj called Robbie Vincent who had a national show. Another album popular at the time was The Crusaders - Ghetto Blaster, which as far as I can gather is one of the very few Crusader albums no longer available on cd. Maybe one you should stick on your list! Thanks again Smooth you're a god send!
Yes - I remember this from 1984 with a different cover and really enjoying 'Innocent Child' and 'Running with the river' on a new stereo I had just bought. Very nice Brit Jazz-funk with a Morrissey-Mullen edge. Many thanks for bringing this back home, Smooth !!
PS. Another seemingly obscure LP I always remember having very fine tracks on is by the band Software - 'Marbles' from 1981, featuring Mark Colby. Not sure if you have that hiding somewhere in your incredible collection, Smooth ?
@trakbuv: I have Software's "Marbles" too, it will show up on the blog in the not too distant future.
WOW - Really looking forward to that - particularly loved 'Love is right' and 'Up until now' which i have on tape from a radio show I used to listen to back in '81 (Mike Shaft on Picadilly Radio). UNBELIEVABLE my friend !!
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