Charlie Mitchell - After Hours / Love Don't Come EasyOne record which has lately come to prominence is the brilliant "After Hours" by Charlie Mitchell aka Vic Marcel on an absolutely gorgeous slice of mellow Rare Groove which recalls the Leon Ware vibe perfectly. Produced and arranged by seasoned veterans Tony Silvester and Bert DeCoteaux this incredibly hypnotic song was also written by top writers J. R. Bailey and Ken Williams. "After Hours" has grown in popularity particularly over the last few years

We look forward to embarking on the next chapter with you and continue pushing the boundaries whilst keeping it True To The Craft

the album was originally released in East Germany

A fine first collection for sure

My girlfriend draws my attention to the fact that behind me two guys are talking about looking for a new guitarist for their band

Lilov producing the tracks and playing drums

dropping into heart opening leads

Music Is Playing

The Island blossoms into something deeply personal and moving- a sonic imprint of places in relation to culture

Genre bending was something I wanted to experiment with

Having disappeared into obscurity shortly after it's release in 1981

As heard in the sets of Tommy Four Seven

Since relocating to Brazil some years back