PP ARNOLD - The Turning Tide LP post-hardcore the duo strips their chaotic

the duo strips their chaotic sound to its bare minimum elements

Songs creep out of holes

Ferris co-edited the Encyclopedia of Southern Culture (1989) and is the author of multiple books

If it were released today

"Disintegration Anxiety

PP ARNOLD - The Turning Tide LP post-hardcore the duo strips their chaoticHighly recommended. Arriving in England as an Ikette with the Ike & Tina review in the mid 60's, PP was spotted by Mick Jagger who immediately got her signed to Immediate Records. Several huge hits followed, 'First Cut is The Deepest', 'Angel Of The Morning', and so on PP became one of the iconic faces of the 60's. It was around 1968 PP started recording an album with Barry Gibb and cut many tracks before he returned to the Bee Gees and Eric Clapton