1. The PeddlersSuite London

I love the Peddlers and their R&B/rock/jazz/folk sound, but this album is something else. Released in 1972, this is their final album released by the original line-up. Roy Phillips’ soulful tones and the nimble Deodato-style Rhodes, occasionally twisted out of shape with a ring modulator, sit on top of fat rhythm tracks. The orchestra, far from smoothing out proceedings, adds real dimension, drama and tension, with a healthy dose of dissonance. Sounds just like a soundtrack, and although every track is good, needs to be listened to all the way through for maximum enjoyment. A real favourite of mine & Treva Whateva’s back in the 90s.