French Impressionists, The - A Selection of Songs Format:CD but then most groups didn’t
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Booklet contains archive images and liner notes
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French Impressionists, The - A Selection of Songs Format:CD but then most groups didn’tAn archive collection from Scottish new jazz ensemble The French Impressionists, who recorded for Les Disques du Crpuscule between 1981 and 1983. Formed by songwriter pianist Malcolm Fisher in Glasgow, the group worked first with Postcard Records, recording a first demo in June 1981 with the help of vocalist Paul Quinn and Roddy Frame and Campbell Owens of Aztec Camera. Fisher subsequently formed a permament band in 1982, first with singer Beatrice
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