Starting off her music career in the much loved ‘Makin’ Time’ and then following this success she went into MEDWAY’S FINEST “THE PRIME MOVERS’ with her then husband ’Graham Day’. After the break-up of this mighty band, Fay started her own band….. Our expectations were high on the release….. And quite rightly so!

  The arrangements are mostly reminiscent of late’60s post-mod soulful stuff, be it the heavier “afterglow” of The Small Faces mid’60s stuff (Stand Up), some of Brian Auger’s Julie Driscoll-featured stuff (Hills Of The North, Same Skin), big beat balladry (In The Fire, Free) or just plain upbeat rawking (Always The Sky). Occasionally, she also gets into the more conventional pop area, as heard in White Horses, which might even garner some mainstream airplay, if given a proper chance, and of course, when it comes to Hammond-based line ups, there’s always some space to be found for an instro or two, which Fay fills out with two pretty cool dance floor fillers.

 

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“Soulful Driven Hammond Grooves"