This original 1979 Decca Records release showcases the classic rock and pop craftsmanship of John Miles during a high flying era of British music production. Featuring the striking cover art of Miles standing before a Concorde jet the album embodies the late seventies obsession with speed and sophisticated engineering which mirrors the high fidelity sound within.

Produced and engineered by the legendary Alan Parsons with orchestral arrangements by Andrew Powell this stereo long play record includes standout tracks such as Can’t Keep A Good Man Down and C’est La Vie.

The publication of this work through Orange Publishing and Milmarsh Music highlights the collaborative songwriting between Miles and Marshall making it a definitive piece for collectors of progressive pop history and vinyl enthusiasts who appreciate the intersection of aviation aesthetics and high quality studio production.