Blessed with a sozzled decadence and a louche, velveteen singing voice, Kevin Ayers was never straight enough for the mass market or experimental enough for the avant- garde crowd.
His precarious but frequently inspired teetering between these two poles is sympathetically gathered in a package featuring his four Harvest period studio albums, all the surviving BBC radio sessions, including some previously unreleased, a 68-page book, live shows, and a Blu-ray of French and UK TV appearances.
