Phillip Goodhand-Tait - Gone Are The Songs Of YesterdayA new 4 CD collection documenting Phillip Goodhand Tait's prolific early '70s solo era, featuring four albums originally released on DJM (after he was signed to the label alongside another promising singer songwriter, Elton John). All four titles 'Rehearsal' (1970), 'I Think I'll Write A Song' (1971), 'Songfall' (1972) and 'Phillip Goodhand Tait' (1973) finally make their debut on CD in the UK. Compiled and overseen with Phillip's full involvement and

Deluxe digipak

2000 and 2001)

Damon Minchella and Oscar Harrison sat down together

stage presence

Keep the Big Wheels Turning

with a cassingle & split flexi on Are You Kidding Me

Included here are six assorted sides by Curley Weaver

They didn't just drop covers of the latest Disco or Top 40 hits though but instead took their audiences on a musical trip through the Funkiest and Jazziest sounds of the day featuring cuts made famous by George Benson

The two stereo Beethoven cycles

And Vaughn Monroe's "Riders in the Sky

Allysha Joy

and Gaelic by Irish harpist and singer