The Bevis Frond- London Stone (2LP) West African Who were these men and

Who were these men and how on earth was this not some unearthed archived footage from the ‘60s or ‘70s

then adds in the staple "Red Reflection" which signifies the crossroads to their now big echoey Western twang of a sound

and our society's obliviousness to them

Sounds Vibrant on Vinyl LPMichael Henderson launches into an enormous boogie groove with Billy Cobham and John McLaughlin

dynamic unit … a futuristic bunga-bunga party band for 22nd century boom-boom cults

The Bevis Frond- London Stone (2LP) West African Who were these men andLost masterpiece London Stone (1991) was the follow up to New River Head. Opening with traditional violin piece Stonedance by Barry Dransfield it leads into the impressive Coming Round. That Same Morning can stand proudly beside contemporaries like Teenage Fanclub (Pitchfork) whilst Living Soul sees Saloman waxing Hendrix and Lord Of Nothing revisits the folk rock side of Nicks song writing. The London Stone double LP and CD reissue includes bonus