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Expert IELTS Preparation for Writing Task 2 | IELTS Writing Tactics | IELTS Writing Model Essays and Practice Included

Expert IELTS Preparation for Writing Task 2 | IELTS Writing Tactics | IELTS Writing Model Essays and Practice Included

Expert IELTS Preparation for Writing Task 2 | IELTS Writing Tactics | IELTS Writing Model Essays and Practice Included

106-track, 6CD Box Set retrospective from singer/songwriter Iain Matthews. Features 2022 remasters of his four albums with legendary record producer Sandy Roberton (‘Stealin' Home’, ‘Siamese Friends’, ‘Spot Of Interference’ and ‘Shook’) Contains 50% previously unreleased material, including early songwriting demos and multiple live performances. Musician and singer-songwriter Iain Matthews should need no introduction. He was an original member of legendary folk rock band Fairport Convention from 1967 to 1969 before leaving to form Matthews Southern Comfort, who scored a UK number one in 1970 with Joni Mitchell's ‘Woodstock’. In the early 1970s, as well as recording solo for Vertigo and Elektra, Iain played in folk rock “supergroup” Plainsong. Collectively, this body of work established Iain as a master-craftsman of both his own songs and those of others – a tradition he has continued to explore down the decades.

"The music on this recording is a series of musical questions I posed to my bandmates over two days, that I might get their input on a range of subjects that interest me. Much like having prescribed topics for conversation, I wrote these tunes in the hope of starting a dialogue that could provoke reactions, new angles and corollaries that were unforeseen, yet welcome. In fact all of the musicians on this album have their own points of view and a strong opinion, as well as a natural inclination to collaborate, and these are the reasons why I wanted to record with them. This is also why the musical discussion proved to be so rich and wide-ranging." – Matt Penman

106-track, 6CD Box Set retrospective from singer/songwriter Iain Matthews. Features 2022 remasters of his four albums with legendary record producer Sandy Roberton (‘Stealin' Home’, ‘Siamese Friends’, ‘Spot Of Interference’ and ‘Shook’) Contains 50% previously unreleased material, including early songwriting demos and multiple live performances. Musician and singer-songwriter Iain Matthews should need no introduction. He was an original member of legendary folk rock band Fairport Convention from 1967 to 1969 before leaving to form Matthews Southern Comfort, who scored a UK number one in 1970 with Joni Mitchell's ‘Woodstock’. In the early 1970s, as well as recording solo for Vertigo and Elektra, Iain played in folk rock “supergroup” Plainsong. Collectively, this body of work established Iain as a master-craftsman of both his own songs and those of others – a tradition he has continued to explore down the decades.

Malcolm Bruce is a composer, songwriter and performer who sings and plays guitar, bass and piano. As the son of musician Jack Bruce (Cream), Malcolm has always been immersed in a musical environment. He grew up hearing and experiencing firsthand some of the finest musicians around, whether through his father’s frequent collaborations with musicians such as Tony Williams or John Mclaughlin, or Jack’s own bands with musicians like Simon Phillips and Mick Taylor. His debut solo album, "Salvation", have been recorded in Nashville and London.

Following the ambitious quadruple-LP sprawl of 2016's R M H Q: Headquarters, veteran New Zealand guitarist Roy Montgomery composed a much shorter album and invited several female singers to grace his rolling, multi-dimensional guitar soundscapes. Montgomery wrote the lyrics as well as the music on the album's first side, while the guests on the second side expressed their own thoughts. "Apparition" begins the album with a slow fade-in of countless layers of guitars, resembling thick sheets of rain.