NICK WATERHOUSE - B. Santa Ana, 1986 b/w Pushing Too Hard dreyfus-bmg-sony-music Turner loves the way the

Turner loves the way the phrase's meaning gets twisted by using "a negative out of context with the positive"

The millennial establishment of home turf studio spaces in NYC then NJ greatly egged on forays into improvisation and composition on their own clock as evidenced in "Goodbye 20th Century" and the plethora of SYR releases that trickled out side by side between major release albums

Burgess was writing

“I don’t want to record without a producer again

Also on-hand was new collaborator John Congleton

NICK WATERHOUSE - B. Santa Ana, 1986 b/w Pushing Too Hard dreyfus-bmg-sony-music Turner loves the way the7" Limited Edition Black Vinyl Nick Waterhouse, a century later but once again in the 20s, takes the color blue as his hue of choice on Promenade Blue. In Nicks musical and lyrical world, blue is a refraction of his life and memories shadowing a deep, spiritual San Francisco that fostered his musical vocabulary but has now been stamped out irrevocably; evoking the endless tours, marathon recording sessions, and highs and lows of success hes