Album: Kate Westbrook, Mike Westbrook, Fine'n'Yellow (Gonzo)
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Your support makes all the difference.Following the death of their friend and fanzine editor Margery Styles, the Westbrooks were surprised to be told she had left a bequest for them to make an album.
This is the result – a sextet celebration of Margery and her husband John, who died in 1989. There are songs about her favourite colour, yellow; about the Styles' love of jazz, drink and conviviality; and about Margery's visit to see the grave of the father she never met. It's tender, beautifully played and reflects the radiant goodness of its dedicatee.
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