So "Clap Your Hands b/w Stomp Your Feet" is the new 7-in from UK soul jazz outfit The Lewis Express, out July 5th on ATA Records. But Clap Your Hands is also the album title for the follow-up to the quartet's eponymous record (which I posted about here).
Only the b-side, "Stomp Your Feet" is currently streaming on Bandcamp, but honestly it's got a beat and a groove you could clap your hands to as well. Sitting, standing, dancing, whatever you can do, this'll make you move in some way.
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Monday, June 24, 2019
Friday, August 24, 2018
The Lewis Express - "Love Can Turn A Man"
I'm waffling on ordering the full-length LP from Leeds act The Lewis Express on spec since there's only this one track from the group featuring members of The Socerers, The Magnificent Tape Band
and other acts.
BUT WHAT A TRACK!!
George Cooper's piano has a Henri-Pierre Noel vibe and those backing horns are so frigging supple. I've listened to this track a half-dozen times since it landed in my inbox this morning and I've been calculating GBP to CDN exchange rates ever since.
and other acts.
BUT WHAT A TRACK!!
George Cooper's piano has a Henri-Pierre Noel vibe and those backing horns are so frigging supple. I've listened to this track a half-dozen times since it landed in my inbox this morning and I've been calculating GBP to CDN exchange rates ever since.
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