Roy Ayers Ubiquity Change Up The Groove Polydor PD 6032 This record probably gets overlooked a bit in favor of the Ubiquity releases that preceded it, but it is solid album. Any record with Pretty Purdie on the drum kit is a solid album though, amiright? Soulful covers of Stevie Wonder, the Theme From MASH,…
Larry Coryell – Coryell 1969 Vanguard Apostolic VSD 6547 | Vinyl rip in 24 bit 196 khz | Art at 600 and 300 dpi Jazz-Rock / Jazz-Funk / Soul / Fusion / Psychedelic I’ve been holding back on posting about this album until I could commemorate the 10th ANNIVERSARY of this blog. It’s a very special record…
I’ve been fixing dead links on this site piecemeal and decided to announce at least a few of the ones that have received requests. I don’t always publish comments from people reporting dead links, because most of the time they can’t be bothered to even say ‘thanks for this post’. Anyway here are a handful…
Lightnin’ Rod – Hustlers Convention (1973) Original release on United Artists (UA-LA156-F) Reissued on Celluloid (1984) and Charly (1996) 1. Sport – Kool & the Gang, Lightnin’ Rod 2. Spoon 3. Café Black Rose 4. Brother Hominy Grit 5. Coppin’ Some Fronts for the Sets 6. Hamhock’s Hall Was Big (And There Was a Whole…
Harlem River Drive – Harlem River Drive Originally released on Roulette Records (SR 3004), 1971 this pressing, reissue – year unknown 1 Harlem River Drive (Theme Song) (4:05) Bass – Victor Venegas Organ – Charlie Palmieri Timbales – Nick Marrero Guitar – Bob Bianco Drums – Reggie Ferguson Congas – Eladio Perez 2 If (We…
Pretty Purde & The Playboys “Stand By Me (Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get) “ Released 1971 Mega Records (M51-5001) / Flying Dutchmen This reissue — Year unknown Stand By Me 4:55 Modern Jive 3:18 Spanish Harlem 3:29 Artificialness 3:05 Never Can Say Goodbye 3:00 Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get 5:13 It’s Too Late 4:30 Funky…
