Prone (Vinyl LP) Soul Funk & Disco

Prone (Vinyl LP) Soul Funk & DiscoOriginally released in Japan only, back in 1979, Prone is considered by most aficionados to be Ned Doheny's crowning glory. Even better than the superlative Hard Candy. So quite why this AOR soft funk gem has not been available legitimately on vinyl for over 35 years is anyone's guess. To celebrate Be With Ned the West Coast maestro's first ever tour of the UK and Europe in March 2015 Be With Records proudly present the first ever officially licensed

A live New York recording from 1973

This is the music as it should be heard

The LP comprises a dozen highlights from the CD of the same title issued on our Big Beat International logo a couple of years back

Beginning of Peter's Journey by Igor Wakhévitch and also some Pop gems sung for instance by Isabelle (Ne me parlez plus de l'amour

playing a blend of music that often included rock 'n' roll riffs

Tuscaloosa features live versions of songs from Young's self-titled 1969 debut (Here We Are In The Years) plus classic songs from his two most commercially successful album of his early career

Hallelujah

South Africa and Kenya and Jean Francois de Comarmond's Discomad label championed a new generation of artists breaking the mould with their own new fusions of styles as electric instruments replaced the traditional

"Silver Apples

Lock yourself into the beat

During the Beatles period I'd said to John

string arrangements)