Ghost Light by Luca Boscagin and Jason Rebello is quite a prospect particularly for the cover of The Zombies' melancholic psychedelic pop-styled 'A Rose for Emily'. The album, to be released by the Babel label, has no confirmed release date and there is no official information about it at all so far although the label has confirmed its intentions and provided two tracks as an indicator but so far not shared online.

A ''ghost light'' burns away all day, all night, in theatres to provide enough light to prevent workers on stage from otherwise falling into the orchestra pit. The cast of its light is also thought enough to banish resident sprites.

Footage of the ex-Jeff Beck and Sting keyboardist Rebello and guitarist Boscagin (Emilia Mårtensson, Irene Serra) has surfaced online featuring a 'Live at Belmont Villa' instrumental version of the song by the duo.

The song itself, inspired lyrically by the 1930 William Faulkner short story of the same name that concerns the mysterious, reclusive, Emily Grierson, was written by Rod Argent of The Zombies and is from Odessey and Oracle released in April 1968, an album nowadays held in considerable awe.

Boscagin says in the 'Villa' video (the song appears at the 14 minute and 25 second mark) that​ he and Rebello are playing the number in a ''classical style.''

Shaped in the dappled sunlit-voiced arrangement by a baroque complexity harmonically this version is faithful to what we can expect.

The sound quality of the album track itself is unsurprisingly even better and it is Rebello on piano on the Ghost Light track rather than the Fender Rhodes 'Villa' choice. SG

Turn to marlbank for more on Ghost Light later in the year