Ketelbey/ Tuck - Dream PictureAlbert Ketlbey reached such a pinnacle of eminence and popularity that in 1929 he was named as Britain's greatest living composer, based on the number of performances of his works. His original pieces for solopiano range from serious concert works to salon charmers, always characterized by strong melodies, distinctive rhythms, and unexpected phrases, as can be heard on this album. One of his most well known pieces, In a Monastery Garden, is featured

some unusual facts preserved through his music make clear that this composer probably had no ordinary life: during his stay in Rome he probably committed

a generation later

but the absence of acoustic drums gives this release a colder

becoming the subject of not one but two biographical books and making a case in court for freedom of both speech as well as religious belief

All vividly evoked by a canny grasp of dynamics

great performances and

Produced by Schenkman and Eddie Kramer of Jimi Hendrix fame also shows off Eric's prowess as a lead vocalist

The group crafts strange new rules and rituals to help them combat their complacency and cynicism

Her unique style of rhyming

As for comparison there is none

Produced by: DJ Who Else

with the music inspired by a gentle storm and the image of a butterfly trying to fly through rain