released April 5, 2010

Digital download release 8 November 2020.

Peter Beasley - keyboards, sequencer and percussion programming
Dave Titchen - keyboards

Composed by Peter Beasley except 'The Secret Agent' (Beasley, Dave Titchen), 'Step in the Right Direction' (Dave Titchen, Mick Titchen) and 'Sexy Anna' (Mick Titchen, Dave Titchen).

Recorded direct stereo feed from the stage mixer - no overdubs have been added.

Thanks to everyone who supported this unique tour!

Special thanks to Chris Adams - Road Manager extraordinaire and of course Dave Titchen.

All profits on this release will go to Parkinsons UK charity.

Produced by Peter Beasley.

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Review of London concert, Africa Centre, 10 November 1986

Another concert organised by AMP Records in quite contrasting surroundings to their bash at the Planetarium a few weeks ago. Situated by the Piazza in Covent Garden, the Africa Centre greeted a small but enthusiastic crowd on a drizzly winter evening.

After an hour of fine E.M. records, courtesy of D.J. Monkey Pilot, Peter Beasley took the stage for the last date of his UK Tour, accompanied by Dave Titchen. I didn't really know what to expect from Beasley, as his contributions to The AMP Records Compilation Album were so varied, but I wasn't disappointed - his hour long set was one of the best I've heard in ages.

Peter kicked off with an improved version of Ollie's Camera Looks and then previewed material from his forthcoming album Coruscation. The first piece, York Aspiring, featured stunning atmospherics and tremendous soloing, with Pete's drumming background clearly evident in his dynamic sequencer patterns.

The highlight of the whole evening came next, as Peter and Dave were joined by guitarist Gary Attwood for another new number. Attwood played a superb solo over a bouncy, driving, Fripp influenced beat. Dave Titchen then featured a short, melodic organ solo which led into a powerful and lively finale. They encored with a number about ex-newsreader Anna Ford!!!

On the strength of this evening, I'm sure Coruscation will be eagerly received.

David Alexander,
The Mix