Black Coffee (Vinyl LP) Soundtracks & Library

Black Coffee (Vinyl LP) Soundtracks & LibraryRecorded at the former Monterey Club located at 267 Dixwell Avenue in New Haven, Connecticut on November 8, 1962 and released on the Riverside label. Although influenced by Jimmy Smith, this particular organist was also a strong grooving player, able to play both blues and more complicated chord changes Johnny "Hammond" Smith is heard at his best throughout

Headhunters

a dire ten minutes of paranoia and angst that gave Sage the space to showcase his wildest

tracks seemingly disintegrating and reassembling at points across the album

all remastered by The Carvery from the original tapes

' Really small scale in operation these guys have released through their own label

She gets hip small combo of seven musicians backing that match all the right inflections in her vocals – jazzy when needed

gradually changed Steely Dan from a performing band to a studio project

It is very similar to Lee Morgan 'The Sidewinder' with its clopped rhythm

One Night is indeed a shiny celebration of the genuine spirit of Soul and Disco

though initially praised in some corners for having 'absorbed a lifetime's worth of fm rock'

'Broadcast and The Focus Group Investigate Witch Cults of the Radio Age' is an album collaboration by Broadcast and The Focus Group

are raucous affairs