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Description: Artist: Danny Bowes & Luke Morley / Import / Audio CD released 2004-03-08 at Frontiers / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 De ... more Newest Review: ... effect is of a soul song with a slight rock edge, rather than a rock cover version of a soul song. That said, having seen ... more |
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by IainWear - written on 10.05.05 (Very useful, 166 readings)
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After their 2002 album “Moving Swiftly Along” proved that Danny Bowes and Luke Morley could still work together, still enjoyed working together and still produced damn good music when they work together, it made the Thunder reunion that happened that year a little less of a surprise. What did come as a surprise, however, was the news that they would release a second album as Bowes and Morley in 2003. Whether this was because the album sold so well and the record company wanted more is possible, although perhaps a little unlikely. My guess would be that they had already started work on it and the songs didn’t fit in with what they were now back doing with ...
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