Edwyn Collins - Gorgeous GeorgeGorgeous George was released back in 1994, to a rather muted reception, including a one star review in The Guardian advising Edwyn to give up music. The later success of the album was especially welcome as it was the first of his records to be self produced by Edwyn and marked the beginning of a collaboration with young engineer, Seb Lewsley. A slow burner, Gorgeous George re entered the charts at number eight in July 1995 after the global success of

disenfranchised

There’s something comforting

resonated particularly well in Japan

Brother’ was originally the B-side to ‘Color Him Father’

which on this release has seen the pair collaborate on songs with Jane's Addiction's creative powerhouse

David Bowie's work has always surprised

Christopher Duffin (sax/synth) and Steve Nuttall (percussion) they’ve shared bands

whose free-form ranting is matched by a raw

even the tinkling boom-bap of Young Thug informs “All Night Long

with all the world

disco and beyond

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