Violence Fog - Violence Fog - VINYL LP

Bennett was acknowledged both in England and Germany as an outstanding pianist, and his finest and most characteristic music was composed for his own instrument. As well as numerous works for solo piano, including two sonatas, he composed six piano concertos and a single-movement Caprice for piano and orchestra. He gave public performances of all his works for piano and orchestra with himself as soloist.It was during the heady days of Bennett's third long visit to his friends in Leipzig, from January to March 1842, that he mentioned in correspondence that he was working on a new concerto, which he hoped to perform before leaving for London. In the event, this did not happen, but a substantial amount of work must have been done at this stage on what was to become the unpublished Piano Concerto No. 6 in A minor, WO 48. Bennett did further work on the concerto in the summer of 1843 and hoped to publish it, but changes to his personal circumstances contributed towards further delays. His son claimed that he always intended it to be published, but as the years passed, the more out-of-date it became.

Ever wondered what it would sound like if Jimi Hendrix joined Deep Purple pursuing to sound like Gentle Giant, and then failing miserably because of too much jazz consumption lately? Didn't think so, but anyhow Soft Ffog´s sound is unique, and draws parallels to the aforementioned acts in somewhat style, compositions and aesthetic, but is more rooted in jazz with their prolonged solos and improvisations.Soft Ffog started as one-off gig commissioned by Kongsberg Jazzfestival in 2016. Despite the success of this event, the band did not get the momentum it needed to be a proper working band. This combined with the busy schedules for the musicians in other bands and projects, the band only played gigs every now and then. These gigs did help refining their sound, so bandleader Tom Hasslan decided in 2020 that the time was right to record their first album with all Hasslan compositions.The band consists of band leader Tom Hasslan (Krokofant) on guitars, Axel Skalstad (Krokofant) on drums, Trond Frønes (Red Kite, Grand General) on bass and Vegard Lien Bjerkan (WIZRD) on keyboards. The album was recorded at Studio Paradiso with Christian Engfelt as engineer and producer.The combined members of Soft Ffog have probably played with everyone in the Norwegian jazz scene, but here they do their own thing and they're combining the sounds from King Crimson with Terje Rypdal, Deep Purple with Pat Metheny, and it sounds awesome!Beware of blistering guitar solos, gnarly bass, crazy drums and supersonic keyboard playing!1. Chun Li2. Zangief3. Ken4. Dhalsim

- First EVER reissue of this rare 1971 Brit-Soul/Funk/Rock cult album - Top Sixties UK act as seen at the famed 007 Club in London's Hilton Hotel, the first skyscraper in the city-140g black vinyl.1965 and swinging London opens the, Goldfinger inspired, 007 Club in the London Hilton. Odd job (aka Harold Sakata) was the host, Mick Mortimore the DJ and Tony Craig and the Men About Town were the resident band. Craig went on to form London Fog and performed regularly at the 007Club, the hottest gig in the city.Original LP Liner Note InchFor the past six years London Fog has given to the English public the finest in a new rock sound, working such prominent clubs in and around London such as the Inch007Inch Club at the London Hilton, and raising the eyebrows of the on seers to the point of prominence in their field. Pompeii Records with it's new and aggressive has been fortunate to sigh this outstanding and different English sound.Mr. Tony Craig, the lead singer, musically locked between soul and hard rock, projects such songs as 'Sitting On The Dock Of The Bay' with an unusual awe of inspiration. 'The Moment Of Love' is one of their finest originals to show the total versatility of these outstanding artists.England has in the past presented to us many outstanding groups and now Pompeii Records presents to the American Public London Fog.Inch