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    GAVIN HARRISON

    Feb 04, 2022 1 minute
    GARY MACKENZIE

    Sanity & Gravity: 25th Anniversary Remaster KSCOPE

    rior to the release of his debut solo album in 1997, Gavin Harrison had been an in-demand session player for over a decade. Adopting an experimental and exploratory approach to both the compositions and saw Harrison joined by some of the musicians he’d worked with, including Jakko Jakszyk, Mick Karn and both Richard Barbieri and Dave Stewart on additional keyboards.

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