Bracelets of Sound
from Still Happy by Harry Beckett
-
Limited Edition 12" Vinyl
Record/Vinyl + Digital AlbumLimited edition, high quality, one-off pressing of 500 copies. The sleeve is printed on thick, reverse board with extensive sleeve notes by Daniel Spicer (Jazzwise, The Wire). The runtime of 30 minutes has enabled the pressing to be loud and wonderfully detailed.
Includes unlimited streaming of Still Happy via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.Download available in 24-bit/44.1kHz.Sold Out
-
-
Buy the Full Digital Album
credits
from Still Happy,
released May 13, 2016
license
all rights reserved
tags
about
My Only Desire Records London, UK
My Only Desire Records is a recorded music label based in Plumstead, SE London, exhuming lost sounds and celebrating music made in, or inspired by ‘60s, ‘70s & ‘80s jazz.
discography
-
Feb 2024 -
Aug 2023 -
Feb 2023 -
Oct 2021
contact / help
If you like My Only Desire Records, you may also like:
-
Solar Session
by Ian Carr Double Quintetsupported by 67 fans who also own “Bracelets of Sound”
I am a big fan of Nucleus and Ian Carr, and nice to find it on the day I caught up with and interviewed Brian Smith, the saxophonist on this and other Nucleus albums. Some of the finest Jazz of this era. JazzLocal32.com
go to album -
Blue Beginnings
by Don Rendell Ian Carr Quintetsupported by 65 fans who also own “Bracelets of Sound”
Simply...it just cooks! This is a diamond...
go to album -
Forget To Remember - Live Vol.2: 1970
by The Ray Russell Sextet featuring Harry Beckettsupported by 64 fans who also own “Bracelets of Sound”
Brilliant live session. Listening to the stuff this label puts out, you realise how overlooked English jazz has been. Ray Russell is up there with Grant Green, Wes Montgomery, all the greats. Check him out.
go to album -
Braille, Slate & Stylus
by The Natural Yogurt Bandfeatured on Bandcamp Radio Feb 19, 2019
go to album -
Sophisticated jazz fusion featuring electrifying keyboard riffs, intricate drums, and dynamic flute improvisations.
go to album -
Funk, fusion, and instrumental jazz swirl together in these smoking instrumental grooves from Melbourne’s On-Ly.
go to album -
Revisiting Tanglewood 63: The Early Tapes
by Mike Gibbssupported by 64 fans who also own “Bracelets of Sound”
remember hearing Tanglwood '63 on car radio (BBC Jazz in Britain likely) whilst travelling home on A55 in North Wales late at night in 1971; stunning! This version slightly less rehearsed but fascinating nontheless; essential listening for Jazz Rock fans
go to album
