Christo Graham Turnin' LP A stunning design; a clear vinyl LP inside a transparent Slipping out of autobiographical mode

Slipping out of autobiographical mode and into other people’s stories

Back in Mono Deluxe studios with his GospelbeacH brother Jonny Niemann at the production controls they enlisted the well-seasoned and in-demand rhythm section of Bob Glaub and Don Heffington that had worked with their dear departed guitarist Neal Casal on his solo albums as well as Los Angeles heroes Warren Zevon

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but they rode the English-pop wave to fame

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Christo Graham Turnin' LP A stunning design; a clear vinyl LP inside a transparent Slipping out of autobiographical modeTurnin is the seventh album, but first wide release by Christo Graham. The album was recorded to tape on his grandmothers 1970s TEAC 4 track cassette, with all lead instrumentation performed by Christo. His grandmother would record four part harmonies on the 4 track for her church group, which was then gifted to Christo complete with original home recordings of her singing and his grandfathers glee club group. Turnin is a a 70s AM radio throwback,