Marie Queenie Lyons - Soul FeverA real soul gem from 1970 on the James Brown affiliated Deluxe label, the first and only album by this mysterious singer: Marie Queenie Lyons. The songs are a combination of funky covers, some of which shed been doing in her live shows, like Fever and Try Me, and originals co written by pianist Don Pullen, who was the bandleader on the session. This reissue features an alternative cover photo and includes a booklet with rare photos, extensive liner

Off the back of the “Dartford Crossing” EP with Alec Falconer

Title track

before Franc Spangler takes things down slow

Shawn Cartier has orchestrated the finale with a fast-paced electro ripper

headlines sometimes come with limited space

For the lead

glued together by a bubbly warmth reminiscent of oceanic exploration and dance floor groove

Sleep on it for way too long and finally stick it on the runout of your B-Side

This compilation grows out that unique sensitivity

‘Break Free’ ups the energy

speed garage inspired vibe

now reissued in the right form including both vocal and extended instrumental versions