Hear no evil...

Dive into the eclectic and captivating world of Cantabile – The London Quartet with their 1984 release, "Hear no evil...". This 44-minute journey through sound is a testament to the quartet's versatility and musical prowess, blending classical influences with a touch of whimsy and modern flair. The album kicks off with "A Plea (Don't Drop the Bomb on Hampstead)," setting a tone that is both playful and thought-provoking. Tracks like "Crêpe Suzette" and "Air on the G String (Smoke Gets in Your Throat)" showcase the quartet's ability to infuse classic pieces with a contemporary twist, while "The Unauthorised Version" and "Creole Love Call" add a layer of intrigue and sophistication. The album also features a unique cultural blend with "Mta moja amakwenda ('One Man Went to Mow' in Swahili)," demonstrating the quartet's global musical perspective. Whether you're a fan of classical music, jazz, or just great music, "Hear no evil..." offers a rich and engaging listening experience. Released on TLQ Records, this album is a delightful addition to any music collection, showcasing the timeless talent of Cantabile – The London Quartet.