The Friends Of Norman Havelock England, UK
In 2000, little-known ‘60s songwriter, Norman Havelock shuffled off this mortal coil, a largely forgotten
man.
Now, 21 years later, his creative genius burns ever brighter as The Friends of Norman Havelock re-imagine his work for audiences anew!
11 tunes came to light initially, one per year from 1960 to 1970, acting as a veritable almanac through that most culturally thrilling of decades!
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