Album: Nostalgia 77 Sessions, Keith & Julie Tippett, (Tru Thoughts)
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Your support makes all the difference.This should be big news: hip experimentalists Nostalgia 77 are joined by the royal couple of UK free jazz to play a listener-friendly, retro-ish mixture of bop, blues and folk-tinged songs.
As Julie was once Julie Driscoll – the grittier, jazzier Dusty Springfield who sang "This Wheel's on Fire" with Brian Auger and the Trinity – and she hasn't sung, nor pianist Keith played, tunes like this for 40 years, the rarity value is huge. And she sounds absolutely great.
Pick of the album: 'Lapis Blue': Julie's beautiful boppish ballad
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