BRIAN DAVISON'S EVERY WHICH WAY

Trading Places present a reissue of Brian Davison's Every Which Way, originally released in 1970. Esteemed drummer Brian Davison was a key part of The Nice during the mid-60s, and when Keith Emerson quit to form ELP, Davison put together Every Which Way with former Skip Bifferty frontman Graham Bell, bassist Alan Cartwright, guitarist John Hedley, and saxophonist Geoffrey Peach. Self-titled debut LP, released by Charisma in 1970, was an intense slice of prog with excellent sax solos, emotive vocals, tasteful bass, soaring guitar, and forceful drumming, but Cartwright soon joined Procol Harum and Davison drifted into Refugee, making this album the group's sole release. Well worth exploring, it's another highly sought-after album for fans of well-produced prog. 180 gram vinyl. Licensed from Cherry Red. ?01. All In Time?02. What You Like?03. The Light?04. Bed Ain't What It Used To Be?05. Castle Sand?06. Go Placidly