Dorothy Ashby - Dorothy's HarpDorothy Ashby was an American jazz harpist, one of the very few who used her instrument to play credible jazz and bebop. First studying as a pianist at Wayne State University and later, in 1952, switching to harp. She recorded eleven albums for different jazz labels, like Savoy and Prestige. Dorothy also guested as a studio player on albums with Bill Withers, Stevie Wonder and many more. In 1969 the studio album Dorothy's Harp was released on Cadet

but it felt too personal

e - side 1 and side 2

positive and outward looking

and on “Midnight Legend

the next couple of songs are from late 2008

on their way to becoming but never anything but themselves

" Adrian Jones - City Limits 1984 "Chris & Cosey's alluring invitation is to try another world: their promise is that the possibilities should be endless

It's music intended to sit in this imagined environment rather than impose upon it

Evans and producer Orrin Keepnews reportedly selected the tracks for Sunday at the Village Vanguard to best feature LaFaro's masterly performance on bass

the myths and drolls of Cornwall and the survival of Britain’s lesser known Brythonic language

produced and mixed the album in isolation

and didn’t get round to some others