?Riding on the back of two of the most spellbinding U.K. hits of 1974-1975, Imagine Me Imagine You and Only You Can, Fox's debut album had a lot to live up to -- and it failed completely. The Fox sound, as spelled out on the singles, was a heavily phased, extraordinarily sultry, low-key glam balladry, awash with vocalist Noosha's exotically accented purr. And the album's opener, a post-coital rendition of the old classic Love Letters, upheld the promise. Move deeper, though, past the strategically positio...   [ read more ]

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'Bill Fox's second solo album pushes his music further away from pop toward a kind of lo-fi folk sound -- recorded primarily on acoustic guitar, with only the occasional touch of harmonica and the even less frequent hint of percussion, Transit Byzantine is rootsy and raw, with the uncluttered arrangements of tracks like From a Dark Night, Songs of a Drunken Nightingale and Burning Down a Snowflake preserving the songs' intimacy and warmth.' ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide

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Scat Records offers up a definitive edition of Bill Fox's debut solo disc, Shelter From the Smoke, back in print after more than half a decade. Originally self-released in 1997 and reissued the following year by SpinArt, both previous versions featured different tracklists. This edition includes all songs from both versions, as well as the two tracks from a scarce 1996 Scat 7". In the early '90s, Bill Fox began a series of home recordings which revealed a growing preference for acoustically based music ...   [ read more ]

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