Joyce Hurley

• 18 GRAM BLACK VINYL

• DELUXE EDITION

The first album was recorded in Sydney in 1978 by Joyce Hurley, who learned piano basics in the United States and is currently a European singer, pianist, and composer. Although it has been featured in many record guides and reviews as one of the coveted DJs for a long time, it was, for a long time, a rare LP much sought after by collectors. In addition to the standard number, it is composed of instrumental songs by David Martin Group, who serves as a backing, and Afro-Cuban numbers such as "Sambole'" and "Here and now” are the highlights and killer version of Herbie Hancock's “Maiden Voyage.

Joyce Hurley's first full-length release. Joyce was a Detroit-born singer who came to Sydney to study at the NSW Conservatorium and recorded this album with the David Martin Group while she was here. The album was recorded at Earth Media Studios in late 1977 and 1978.

PERSONNEL:

• Ray Martin - (bass)
• Keith Hounslow - (cornet, flugelhorn)
• Jon Collins - (drums)
• David Martin - (piano, electric piano)
• Ken James - (tenor & soprano sax)
• Joyce Hurley _ vocals)

TRACKS:

• SIDE A
• A1. Left Alone
• A2. What Would I Do If I Could Feel
• A3. How Are You Dreaming
• A4. Threedom Street

• SIDE B
• B1. Maiden Voyage
• B2. Blues For Joyce
• B3. Sunbath
• B4. Sambole
• B5. Here And Now