Available Light 4AD he ventured out as a

he ventured out as a solo artist and gained recognition

Southern California troubadour Jim Sullivan -- not to be confused with British guitarist Big Jim Sullivan -- was a big man with a big voice who built up a small regional following in the late '60s and convinced an old friend to start a label for the sole purpose of releasing his debut album in 1969

bass lines and machine generated drum patterns while exploring new sonic territory - traditional Japanese percussion instruments like the taiko and hyōshigi and west African percussion — a nod to the Afro-Japanese

COLOUR: Green   EXTRAS: Second pressing

The EP released in 2023 includes remastered versions of two 7" singles and an unreleased song

Available Light 4AD he ventured out as aTwenty years after first touching hearts with "Welcome Home," Sir Dave Dobbyn offers a vinyl reissue of his iconic album Available Light. Crafted in Auckland and Wellington with collaborators including Neil Finn, Lee Prebble, and Warryn Maxwell, the album marks a stylistic shift from his earlier energetic pop rock to more mature, enduring songs. Alongside the timeless single "Welcome Home," which spent 22 weeks on the New Zealand charts, the record