Bruce Woolley and The Camera Club - English Garden jazz alienation

alienation

he declares "I'm building a still to slow down the time

a small studio in Homerton

no time to hesitate

long drives and timeless replay

Bruce Woolley and The Camera Club - English Garden jazz alienationEnglish Garden, by Bruce Woolley and the Camera Club, is an album steeped in British pop history. It is not only an amazing collection of new wave and power pop songs, but also the start of many fascinating careers. The first eye catcher is the first recorded version of Video Killed the Radio Star, written by Bruce Woolley, Trevor Horn and Geoffrey Downes (The Buggles). The album also features none other than Thomas Dolby on keyboards and Matthew