Harry Beckett - Flare UpContinuing the British Jazz Explosion vinyl series, reissued for the very first time on vinyl as a limited print run with thick card flip back laminated sleeve plus a 12x12 insert with new liner notes by Tony Higgins. The audio has been lovingly remastered by Gearbox from the original master tapes and is pressed on 180grm vinyl by Optimal. Harry Becketts Flare Up (1970) is a much talked about and sought after album from an artist and composer who had

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