The Roger Webb Sound's Moonshade is one of the coolest records ever. Originally appearing via the legendary De Wolfe library in 1971, it's a sumptuous jazz-soul-funk instrumental set.

Full of melodic, melancholic yet sun-drenched songs, rich with colour and contrast, it was composed by self-taught jazz pianist Roger Webb and features vocal performances by Barbara Moore. That's right; *the* powerhouse library music duo!

It makes Moonshade the perfect precursor and accompaniment to Barbara Moore's eternal classic Vocal Shades And Tones. It will come as no surprise that original copies, if you can ever find them, will set you back north of 200 notes. 

TRACKLIST:

A1. Sunshine

A2. Gentle Eyes

A3. Heavy Lace

A4. Yesterday

A5. Petal Soft

A6. Coaster

A7. Grey Sigh

A8. Sweet Thing

B1. Cough Drop

B2. Moon Shade

B3. Sapphire

B4. Interweave

B5. Musette

B6. Reminiscence

B7. 7.30 For 8.00

B8. Sparky