Sarah Jane Morris may be best known to some as a member of The Communards, with whom she toured extensively in 1986 in the wake of their worldwide Number One hit Don’t Leave Me This Way. Her rich, smoky baritone vocals provided a captivating counterpoint to Jimmy Somerville’s falsetto and became an integral part of the band’s sound. Since then, Morris has enjoyed a remarkable thirty-year career, performing in a number of bands and as a solo artist. Audiences have been enthusiastic about Morris’s inclusion of her take on the music of the much-loved, late singer-songwriter John Martyn in her shows in recent years. So it was no surprise when she decided to record a full album of her fresh interpretations of Martyn’s songs, with renowned guitarist and composer Tony Remy on board as co-arranger and co-producer. That album is Sweet Little Mystery, released earlier in 2019 and currently being promoted throughout the UK and Europe in a special show directed by comedian/activist Mark Thomas, which arrived on the Edinburgh Fringe during the first half of August.