jackson heights: bump 'n' grind (CD)

jackson heights
bump 'n' grind (CD)
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Information

Format: CD
Label: Esoteric
Genre: Progressive

Released on 25/01/10. Esoteric are pleased to announce the reissues of the entire Vertigo label recordings by Jackson Heights, the group founded by Lee Jackson, bass guitarist and vocalist with The Nice. Upon the demise of The Nice, Jackson founded his new band, recording one album for Charisma before moving home to the legendary Vertigo label, for whom the band recorded three albums. By this time Lee Jackson had assembled a new line up of Brian Chatton (Keyboards), John McBurnie (Guitar) and Mike Giles (formerly of King Crimson) (drums). This line-up was the band’s finest with Bump N Grind being the band s final album."

The album includes the tracks I Could Be Your Orchestra, Spaghetti Sunshine, Public Romance and Ladies In The Chorus and now sounds clearer than ever with this new re-mastered edition sourced from the original master tapes."

I Could Be Your Orchestra /.Spaghetti Sunshine / Long Necked Lady / Public Romance / Bump And Grind / Cumberland Country / It's A Shame / Ladies In The Chorus / Whatever Happened To The Conversation"