BRIAN AUGER'S OBLIVION EXPRESS - Closer To It (Remastered) RECORD PRO BRUSH that felt like she was

that felt like she was singing to them alone

the fiddle of Stuart Duncan and a rhythm section of Tony Garnier on bass and Karriem Riggins on drums

originally released by Atlantic Records in 1960

Damon & Pythias

the UK number one ‘The Drugs Don’t Work’ and the beautiful and evocative ‘Lucky Man’

BRIAN AUGER'S OBLIVION EXPRESS - Closer To It (Remastered) RECORD PRO BRUSH that felt like she wasLP Standard Edition Black Vinyl. Brian Auger formed The Oblivion Express in 1970 after the demise of his chart topping jazz & R&B combo Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger, and The Trinity. Deciding he would continue to defy creative expectations with his genre bending vision, Auger even based the groups name around this precarious anti commercial approach; I decided that I would like to push on and see whether I could develop that music" he recalls, "but