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• ↓ Iain Matthews Returns To “Valley Hi”
• ↓ Johnny Echols Brings LOVE Classics Alive On Concert Album
• ↓ Robert Margouleff Publishes Autobiography
• ↓ GURU GURU Bring Their Bittersweet Concert To CD And LP
• ↓ Concert Album By NUCLEUS Sees A Remastered Reissue
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"When veteran musicians record their classic material anew, it often feels like a lame attempt to cover their inability to come up with fresh cuts, yet Iain Matthews has never shied away from admitting that the “Valley Hi” album he issued back in 1973 lacked the style the singer envisioned. Perhaps, the artist formerly known as Ian was taken in the wrong direction by producer Mike Nesmith or simply didn’t want to dictate his will to players, but the idea to approach the platter from a different sonic angle seemed to sit well with Matthews – and he eventually went for it."

"Those who thought LOVE became a thing of the past when Arthur Lee passed away two decades ago don’t seem to really know the American band’s history and aren’t aware that one of the ensemble’s founding members, Johnny Echols, is very much active and has been leading his own version of the legendary collective for some time now. There’s no studio recordings from them yet – apart from two songs laid down for an aborted 2005 longplay and making a rare 2019 single – but a concert document is ready to be out on CD on October 16th."

"Most famous for acting as an associate producer of several Stevie Wonder’s classic albums, “Innervisions” arguably the best of those, Robert Margouleff‘s claims to fame are quite many. The American master of sonics also worked with Richie Havens and Randy Newman, THE DOOBIE BROTHERS and THE ISLEY BROTHERS among other artists, more often than not providing, together with Malcolm Cecil, innovative synthesizers programming. As a result, the Grammy Award-winning engineer has a lot of tales to tell – and he has spun these story into a book now."

"When GURU GURU left the stage of Karlstorbahnhof, in Heidelberg, on December 12th, 2015, they couldn’t have known it was the Krautrock veterans’ last performance with guitarist Hans Reffert who passed away two months later, aged 69. They might not even realize the significance of the recording made that night when releasing, back in 2016, Blu-ray and DVD of the show – but they surely became aware of its historic value by now. which is why the appearance of “Live In Concert” in two-CD-and DVD as well as triple-LP variants feels more than welcome."

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Iain Matthews Returns To “Valley Hi”

Johnny Echols Brings LOVE Classics Alive On Concert Album

Robert Margouleff Publishes Autobiography

GURU GURU Bring Their Bittersweet Concert To CD And LP

Concert Album By NUCLEUS Sees A Remastered Reissue