Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger & The Trinity Streetnoise Vinyl LP 2025
1. Tropic of Capricorn
2. Czechoslovakia
3. Take Me to the Water
4. A Word About Colour
5. Light My Fire
6. Indian Rope Man
7. When I Was a Young Girl
8. Flesh Failures (Let the Sunshine In)
9. Ellis Island
10. In Search of the Sun
11. Finally Found You Out
12. Looking in the Eye of the World
13. Vauxhall to Lambeth Bridge
14. All Blues
15. I've Got Life
16. Save the Country
Brian Auger's 'Streetnoise', recorded in 1969 with Julie Driscoll and The Trinity, stands as a landmark of late 1960s eclecticism, where the boundaries of jazz, rock, folk, and soul blur into a cohesive, genre-defying masterpiece. Auger was moving The Trinity on from their R&B, jazz beginnings and for Streetnoise, together with Driscoll, delivered a record that channelled their mutually progressive vision. Julie's haunting vocal performances were the perfect counterpoint to Auger's innovative instrumentation, creating a sound that was both avant-garde yet deeply soulful. 'We aimed to challenge expectations, ' Auger recalls. 'Every track was a canvas to experiment and push the envelope'.
1. Tropic of Capricorn
2. Czechoslovakia
3. Take Me to the Water
4. A Word About Colour
5. Light My Fire
6. Indian Rope Man
7. When I Was a Young Girl
8. Flesh Failures (Let the Sunshine In)
9. Ellis Island
10. In Search of the Sun
11. Finally Found You Out
12. Looking in the Eye of the World
13. Vauxhall to Lambeth Bridge
14. All Blues
15. I've Got Life
16. Save the Country
Brian Auger's 'Streetnoise', recorded in 1969 with Julie Driscoll and The Trinity, stands as a landmark of late 1960s eclecticism, where the boundaries of jazz, rock, folk, and soul blur into a cohesive, genre-defying masterpiece. Auger was moving The Trinity on from their R&B, jazz beginnings and for Streetnoise, together with Driscoll, delivered a record that channelled their mutually progressive vision. Julie's haunting vocal performances were the perfect counterpoint to Auger's innovative instrumentation, creating a sound that was both avant-garde yet deeply soulful. 'We aimed to challenge expectations, ' Auger recalls. 'Every track was a canvas to experiment and push the envelope'.
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1. Tropic of Capricorn
2. Czechoslovakia
3. Take Me to the Water
4. A Word About Colour
5. Light My Fire
6. Indian Rope Man
7. When I Was a Young Girl
8. Flesh Failures (Let the Sunshine In)
9. Ellis Island
10. In Search of the Sun
11. Finally Found You Out
12. Looking in the Eye of the World
13. Vauxhall to Lambeth Bridge
14. All Blues
15. I've Got Life
16. Save the Country
Brian Auger's 'Streetnoise', recorded in 1969 with Julie Driscoll and The Trinity, stands as a landmark of late 1960s eclecticism, where the boundaries of jazz, rock, folk, and soul blur into a cohesive, genre-defying masterpiece. Auger was moving The Trinity on from their R&B, jazz beginnings and for Streetnoise, together with Driscoll, delivered a record that channelled their mutually progressive vision. Julie's haunting vocal performances were the perfect counterpoint to Auger's innovative instrumentation, creating a sound that was both avant-garde yet deeply soulful. 'We aimed to challenge expectations, ' Auger recalls. 'Every track was a canvas to experiment and push the envelope'.
