Epic Soundtracks [SEP] place of death
album "The Brother Who Lived". Arthur Lee's backing band, Baby Lemonade, paid tribute as well, with a song off their 2001 "High Life Suite" LP called,"Song for Epic".
Epic Soundtracks died in his sleep on 6 November 1997, at his flat in West Hampstead, London. His funeral took place in Leamington Spa Baptist Church on 1 December. The official cause of death was ruled as inconclusive.
Selected discography.
- "Popular Classical" (aka "Jelly, Babies"
Chamber Strings album Gospel Morning. The recording process was challenging and the resulting album was released in an initial run of 1000 copies by Idiot Savant Music in 1997. The album was well received and was picked up by Bobsled Records for wider release.
The second Chamber Strings album Month of Sundays expanded the sonic pallet of Gospel Morning with a horn section and more intricate arrangements and is considered to be Junior's masterpiece.
Following the death of Epic Soundtracks, Junior struggled with depression and addiction which eventually led to the disbanding