Jadassohn - Orchestral WorksTo have been a composer in late 19th century Germany must have been a mixed blessing. The pantheon of greats featured the refined Brahms, the revolutionary Wagner, and the romantic Reinecke. This left little room, therefore, for composers of less renown, especially those whom the musical and political establishment would have chosen to keep out of the limelight. Salomon Jadassohn found little support for his work as a composer. Although Jadassohn was

the band decided to enter the studio and re-record the album giving the album a new chance with great sound quality

making his first records for the small Intro label

and questions of who will fund the production are raised

a mix of Cantatas on secular texts and instrumental sonatas

The Devil In Me is the best album in my career to date

including melodic lines

during which many popular Swedish and German-language songs were translated into Finnish and the originals in effect suppressed - a case in point being the earliest piece on the disc

and early Metallica fans searching for the definite riff that will help them drive for a long ride under the sun

"Big Stepper"

This anniversary edition is available on Limited Edition Yellow Vinyl

The band enjoyed some chart success with the excellent 'Radio Africa' which reached #19 in the UK charts in 1986

under conductors such as Edmond Agopian