Klark Kent - Klark Kent (Deluxe)KLARK KENT Klark Kent (Deluxe) 12" Standard Black Double Vinyl LP in gatefold jacket. Stewart Copeland's Klark Kent was the first solo project by a member of The Police. Beginning with a series of singles in 1978 and culminating in a 1980 self titled debut album (recently reissued as a limited Record Store Day vinyl release), Klark Kent's innovative music has not been widely available since 1995's Kollected Works. (available as a Deluxe 2LP set)

activates and expands the senses

whose pedigree takes in twenty years of playing the blues circuit in the UK

and the 'symphonic fragments' from Le Martyre de saint Sébastien fashioned by André Caplet less than a year after the work's first performance

The album starts with the catchy

from first blush to final conflict

Visitors from outer space

And the orchestra will demonstrate the degree to which a composer under Stalin had to wrestle with his own identity with Shostakovich's Fifth Symphony

Bucolic settings harbor macabre crimes and eccentric characters that are no match for nice-guy detective Tom Barnaby (John Nettles

Eden Stell Guitar Duo - Cancons I Danses

On 6 of March 2020

arranged specifically for this purpose

1967 and 1968