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buy now <\/a><\/p>\n $23.99<\/p>\n This 3-CD box set follows previous collections Looking Back (2011) and Keep Lookin\u2019 (2014), which ran the gamut of musical styles which emanated from the UK, diverse and yet united in their dancefloor appeal, from the discotheques of the day to nouveau Mod clubs in the 21st century. Many tracks make their official debut on CD, including rarities by The Gnomes Of Zurich, Kevin \u2018King\u2019 Lear, Dominic Grant, The Shadrocks, The Reaction, Al Saxon, The Hammers, etc. In addition, \u2018Cypress\u2019 by The Truth is a previously unissued variant of Donovan\u2019s \u2018Hey Gyp\u2019. Familiar names (The Spencer Davis Group, Laurel Aitken, The Moody Blues, Arthur Brown) are joined by cult favourites (John\u2019s Children, Mickey Finn, The Bo Street Runners) and relative unknowns (Five\u2019s Company, The Second Thoughts). Across the three CDs, NIGHT COMES DOWN charts the development of Beat music in it\u2019s various guises, from the gutsy yet jazzy R&B which opens Disc 1 through to horn-laden Brit Soul (Norma Lee, The Brothers Grimm), fuzz-laden Freakbeat (Favourite Sons, The Tomcats, The In Crowd), Femme Pop (Twiggy, Twinkle), and groovy Loungecore (courtesy of Mark Wirtz and Les Reed\u2019s British Lion Orchestra). Disc 3 reflects the influence of Psychedelia, as Swinging London became multi-coloured, with assorted treats from The Alan Bown, The Mike Stuart Span and The Spectrum, with some unlikely Mod-ish discoveries by \u201chairy\u201d bands such as The Deviants and Fat Mattress. Anyone who tried to purchase every 45 captured on NIGHT COMES DOWN would have to set aside several thousand pounds!The deluxe clamshell package includes a weighty booklet full of illustrations, with a 12,000-word sleeve-note comprising a detailed summary of all 87 tracks on offer.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Republished by Blog Post Promoter<\/a><\/small><\/p>\n \t\t\t<\/div>\n <\/p>\n \t<\/div>\n\n