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Somewhere In France by Hugh Hopper, Richard Sinclair: Amazon.co.uk: CDs & Vinyl
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Five stars for fans of a direct attack to the heart from Canterbury. It must have hit me hard: I hear a happy perfect Robert Wyatt in duets with Richard. Indeed the other worthy reviewer suggests "kid: go get The Land of Grey and Pink and Soft Machine Vol. 2." Hey, he means well. Ps. next day and it's still in the spinner. percussion also sound wyatt-y. those voices... more like this? there is also the brilliant improv caught by Richard's tape recorder. Meanwhile Highly Recommend the 1971 Soft Machine live Norway Henie Onstad also.
These recordings belong to an era in which Canterbury Scene was just a memory... in the mid eighties Caravan and Soft Machine were no more, but two of its most valuable artists gather in France just out of friendship and mutual respect to put down to tape some simple songs, with occasional lyrical/instrumental contributions by friends and local musicians. The result is a collection of tunes far removed by the most extreme complexity of the "scene", yet entirely immersed in its typical serenity and humour. Richard Sinclair plays bass and some guitar, Hugh Hopper bass and keyboards. Recommended once you already possess the other Canterbury milestones.