Horsepower For The Streets (Vinyl) TemporarilyUnavailable swooning guitar lines and dreamy

swooning guitar lines and dreamy

spanning from the start of Lauper's career (1983's She's So Unusual) through to 1996's Sisters of Avalon

moving seamlessly from the scalding blast of Jim Barnes's "You Got Nothing I Want" through to the full-tilt boogie of Ian Moss's "Bow River" and onto the tender strains of Steve Prestwich's "Forever Now"

beauty and the human spirit”

Horsepower For The Streets (Vinyl) TemporarilyUnavailable swooning guitar lines and dreamyHorsepower For The Streets is Jonathan Jeremiahs fifth album. Much of the new album was written in Saint Pierre De Cle, the countryside beyond Bordeaux, during breaks in Jeremiahs first tour of France. Long walks and open log fires. You can take the boy out of Brent, UK and the continent welcomes him with open arms (see also Tindersticks, Scott Matthew, revered across the Channel, where the artistic tradition is less distracted by Londinium