Brian Doig
This message MUST be heard, shared, repeated, shouted from the rooftops... and above all... acted upon to inspire change!
What a message.
What a song.
What a singer!
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Blue Rose Code Liverpool, UK
Blue Rose Code is a band led by Edinburgh-born songwriter Ross Wilson. At the edge of contemporary alt-folk, Wilson's music evokes a meeting of Van Morrison and a young John Martyn, both shipwrecked with a bunch of Motown records.
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The quality of this recording, the setting, matched by a man clearly on peak form. Utterly sublime, lifts your spirits no end. Thanks for the music Kris x
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Kris, this is a fantastic record. I don’t normally get as excited over best of’s, but this is so well done. New versions of already excellent songs, bringing new perspectives and some excellent new songs to boot. I highly recommend it; anyone that’s thinking “naw it’s just a mash-up of existing songs”, it’s definitely not - buy it, you won’t regret it.
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