Long Knife - Curb Stomp Earth - VINYL LP

Dexter Gordon - InchOur Man In Paris (Blue Note Classic Vinyl Edition)Inch [180gram Heavy Vinyl LP] Dexter Gordon's 1963 album Our Man In Paris was his first dispatch from Europe and is also symbolically considered to be the last bebop album. The saxophonist assembled a quartet with bebop legends (and fellow expats) Bud Powell on piano, Kenny Clarke on drums, along with the French bassist Pierre Michelot, to record this all-time classic at CBS Studios in Paris. This Blue Note Classic Vinyl Edition is stereo, all-analog, mastered by Kevin Gray from the original master tapes, and pressed on 180g vinyl at Optimal. Capitol Music Group; Blue Note; Jazz; Catalog. Album Tracks 1. Scrapple from the Apple 2. Willow Weep for Me 1. Broadway 2. Stairway to the Stars 3. A Night in Tunisia

Harvey Cockliss's 'Chicago Blues' was a remarkable film; remarkable in that it was not just a competent documentary, but a film crafted with care by professionals with a love and understanding of music and a respect for it's history and artists. The commentary struck the right balance between the social and political background and the music itself while the music married to the atmosphere and photography gave the real flavor of black Chicago. This album is the music from that film. Rare and authentic unearthed performances previously left on the cutting room floor, now brought to life in this iconic movie. From unknown amateur to world-famous stars, from grand house to small dimly lit bar, from traditional down home to modern city style, this album perfectly reflects the unrivaled power and presence of 60s Chicago blues.

I wanted to make a totally fried recording, quick and dirty. Sort of a cathartic expulsion. Clean the cobwebs.I recently bought a Vestax MR44 (the best sounding 4-track ever IMHO)-the same 4-track I recorded some Coachwhips, early OCS etc. On. Now we had the tools we needed so I spent a week writing riffs and brought them to Tom Dolas and John Hodge. We ran them one time and then recorded them on the second go. Loosely improvised and unhinged. Everything turned all the way up. InchHope you dig-play loud.Inch -John Dwyer