Music For The Spheres Ltd Online Catalogue

Message From The 5th Stone Featuring Ginger Baker

Mizarolli's Debut Album - 9 Great Rock Songs featuring Ginger Baker, Richard Bailey, Brett Morgan on Drums, Henry Thomas, John McKenzie on Bass, Noel McCalla, Jon Elstar, Mizarolli on Vocals, Don Airey, Chris Parren on Keys. Creams drummer Ginger Baker helped Mizarolli to put this Masterpiece together. It was mixed at Jam Studios by John Etchelles who produced Dave Gilmour's Debut Album and Engineered on many of Queen's Albums. When the Album was Released it was acclaimed as ".... more modern than Jeff Beck & Eric Clapton"

Mizarolli Axe Phenomenon

Andy Herbert - Bass Tony Natale - Drums and John Mizarolli - Guitar/Vocals. White Room & All Along The Watchtower are the best since the originals. Reg Presley of The Troggs produced Wild Thing. Purple Rain some say is better than the original. At the end of Purple Rain is an amazing impromptu improvisation in the studio in which Andy Herbert ended up bouncing his bass up & down on the studio floor. It would be better to call this Purple Storm. Original songs written by John and some co-writes with Pete Brown, Cream's famous lyricist. It ends with a beautifully poetic acoustic love song Until You Hurt Me featuring Holly Penfield. Simon Davies Mixed & Engineered the Album at Music of the Spheres Studios

Jtm Project

1980 UK's 'Earth Wind & Fire' Soulful Jazz-Funk, showcasing Uk's best Soul Singer Noel McCalla of Manfred Man, Alphonso Johnson & Moon. Level 42 took heavy influence from this band, an offshoot of Jody St once hailed as 'Britain's Brightest Hope'. Henry Thomas - Bass Brett Morgan - Drums John Mizarolli - Guitar & Godfrey Wang on Keys who toured with Stevie Winwood. 12 Songs composed, mixed & produced by the band at the famous Morgan Studios in London, which was one of England's key music recording centers in the latter half of the 20th Century. Everybody from Paul McCartney, Thin Lizzy to Rod Stewart recorded there.