Kate Fagan - I Don't Wanna Be Too Cool - Expanded Edition"In the '70s, Kate Fagan reveled in the energy of punk and new wave on dance floors in London and New York before drifting to Chicago, where she picked up a bass guitar and invented her own plucky minimalist sound. Her 1980 song "I Don't Wanna Be Too Cool" became a best seller at the legendary Wax Trax! Records. This new expanded version of Captured Tracks' 2016 reissue features four unheard, ahead of their time tunes slathered in precious melodies

a connoisseur of Rameau and that era

coming into direct contact with the most important protagonists of 18th-century English music: George Frederic Handel

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The album opens with Tcherepnin's vivacious Sonata in one movement for clarinet and piano

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Coil - Constant Shallowness Leads To Evil - Coke Bottle Clear

The harmonies thus 'captured' on parchment represent an apex in Western music

Chris Joyner on Keyboards (Soul Asylum

Tchaikovsky got his servant to remind him of his duty on a certain day in the month

As core members of the ensemble Wigmore Soloists

Even through disappointment

along with himself