This new set was hand-picked by Bill Bruford, as he tries to showcase the band's jazzy side with tracks like "Making A Song And Dance," "Nerve" and "No Truce With The Furies," while the band always looked to push the boundaries of the genre. This new compilation also displays Earthworks more emotional side with the gentle flow of "It Needn't End In Tears" and "Dewey Eyed And Dancing," while the controlled frenzy of "Bridge Of Inhibition" allows the band to let loose and explore. Bruford also liked to make sure the drums were also one of the featured instruments, as he leads the way in songs like "Thud" and "Blues For Little Joe." To find out even more about this new double-disc compilation of Earthworks' "Heavenly Bodies," please visit cherryred.co.uk.
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