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Paul Dupont & His Orchestra – TapestryA cinematic slice of late 70s library brilliance, Tapestry finds Roger Webb (recording here as Paul Dupont) crafting a soundtrack that feels lifted straight from a shadowy crime film. Originally released in 1977 for professional use via Chappell Recorded Music, the album moves between punchy jazz funk grooves and softer, melodic passages with a romantic edge. Reissued by Farfalla Records in a limited run of 500 copies, Tapestry showcases Webbs sharp

Originally released in 1974

” glides through eastern pop and Harmonia-esque meditations

and alive in the moment

and a heavy beat that cradles Pale Jay’s aching vocals

” later immortalized in The Prisoner

and resistance

industrial noise

Mastered and cut at Carvery Records in the UK and housed in a deluxe tip-on sleeve

their 1976 recording Stereo Instrumental Music finally resurfaces - a time capsule of deep

these six tracks showcase the trio’s deep chemistry and genre-blurring approach — fusing jazz

delirious dose of heady intimacy that lands somewhere between late-night ASMR and distant club echoes you can’t quite place

Love Cry is one of Albert Ayler’s most approachable yet radical recordings—a cosmic jazz fever dream that fuses New Orleans funeral marches with free jazz catharsis and bursts of gospel ecstasy

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