Paul Dupont & His Orchestra – Tapestry

A cinematic slice of late-’70s library brilliance, Tapestry finds Roger Webb (recording here as Paul Dupont) crafting a soundtrack that feels lifted straight from a shadowy crime film. Originally released in 1977 for professional use via Chappell Recorded Music, the album moves between punchy jazz-funk grooves and softer, melodic passages with a romantic edge. Reissued by Farfalla Records in a limited run of 500 copies, Tapestry showcases Webb’s sharp sense of arrangement and mood, with tight rhythms, elegant orchestration, and that unmistakable library tension simmering beneath the surface. It’s functional music elevated to something far more evocative: vivid, stylish, and endlessly replayable.