Musically speaking, imagine the kitchen sink tales of The Kinks as told by Vashti Bunyan or Nico.
Thursday, February 11, 2016
Throwback Thursday : Tomorrow Come Sunday
In 1969 Peter Howell and and his musical partner John Fernando (prolific writers) recorded and released a private press album that was a soundtrack for an underground film entitled Tomorrow Come Someday, limited to less than 100 copies. The musical comedy is based around the idea of a town "threatened by a motorway expansion, and the efforts of short skirted guitar-slinging young painter Emma Stacey and a local boy to save the day". Light in the Attic is offering a re-release of this LP along with the DVD debut of the film as a double disc set that also carries a nice sized booklet with lots of photos that tell the full story of this film and recording.
Musically speaking, imagine the kitchen sink tales of The Kinks as told by Vashti Bunyan or Nico.
Musically speaking, imagine the kitchen sink tales of The Kinks as told by Vashti Bunyan or Nico.
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