Richard Whiteman Old Prose (2020) HD

'A tragic age and a tragic character, both seemingly compelled to destroy themselves…a chilling reminder of how little control we have over our fates' Damon Hill

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Cliff Live at the Talk of the Town is one of the stranger live albums that anyone is likely to hear from a world-class performer, affording Cliff Richard the chance to sing in a relatively small-scale club setting. Dating from 1970 and produced by Norrie Paramor (who also conducts the orchestra), the record was – typically for Richard's work of this era – never released in the United States, but it was apparently reasonably successful in England, where it was released on the mid-priced Starline imprint.

Eons ago the Old Ones and the Necrons fought The War in Heaven. The Old Ones lost, but their mantle was inherited by one of their creations—the Aeldari, a psychically-powerful race of immense sensitivity. Over the subsequent millenia, they ruled the galaxy, slipping over time deeper and deeper into depravity and arrogance.

Although traveling on holiday is currently falling into the distance and while we are preparing to spend the summer holidays at home, the daydreams of summer and sun, of distant countries, of flourishing nature and bathing lakes, of beaches and the sea remain. A good support for these dreams is this extraordinary compilation. Specific songs on the subject from the years 1946 to 1964, rocking the jukebox in the dairy bar and of course monumentally singing about summer love. It is the perfect soundtrack for your barbecue in the back garden!