Lucy Railton Discography of CDs

Lucy Railton music CDs With the likes of Rumer, Nerina Pallot, and even Ronan Keating bringing orchestral '60s pop back into fashion, singer/songwriter Jonathan Jeremiah's debut album, A Solitary Man, couldn't have been timed any better. Indeed, the London-born vocalist may cite the likes of Nick Drake, John Martyn, and Cat Stevens as his main influences, but while its 11 tracks are undoubtedly steeped in the sounds of the late '60s/early '70s, it's the timeless lounge-pop of Burt Bacharach that draws the closest comparison. Making full use of his impressive array of guest musicians (the Heritage Orchestra, James Brown's brass section the J.B.'s, Roots drummer ?uestlove), the likes of opening track "If You Only," the ironically titled "Happiness," and the gorgeous "Lost" ...

Lucy Railton CD discography Mercury prize nominated pianist Kit Downes' third album as leader captures the magical and fantastic through earthy and grounded ideas. The first of Downes' albums to be recorded entirely with a quintet, it develops the ensemble arranging begun with Quiet Tiger whilst also having the raw urgency of a live recording without the use of editing. Liner Note Author: Daniella Scalice. Personnel: Kit Downes (piano); Lucy Railton (cello); James Allsopp (clarinet, bass clarinet, tenor saxophone); Calum Gourlay (double bass); James Maddren (drums). Audio Mixer: Alex Killpatrick.

Lucy Railton albums Recording information: Fatty's Diner, Brighton; The Clapton Mission, London; The Fishmarket, London. Photographer: Loraine Morley. Personnel: Sara Mitra (vocals); Lucy Railton (cello); James Allsop (bass clarinet, saxophone); Fulvio Sigurta (trumpet, flugelhorn); Philip Hochstrate (piano, organ); Tim Giles (drums). Audio Mixer: Benedic Lamdin.

Lucy Railton discography Recording information: Eastcote Studios, London, England (04/2009/05/2009).