Sean Henry - Head - VINYL LP

The Return of MC Homeless! The first full length album from MC Homeless since his album Inch27Inch on Milled Pavement in 2010. During that time he moved to Austin TX, quit rap for about 6 years, moved to NC, started rapping again, did 3 releases with Kool Keith, and was the national opener for the Black Elvis Tour with DJ HALO. The Black Elvis Tour is where he connected with the sole producer/beat maker for Stay Slick, Marc Live (Raw Breed, Analog Bros, Ice-T), who is also Kool Keith's Hype man. Directly after the tour ended Homeless and Marc Live started working together on what would become Stay Slick. Homeless was back and forth to LA over the course of 2024 for the recording, mixing and mastering of the album bringing in a who's who of guest vocalists including Copywrite (Eastern Conference and Rawkus Records), Myka 9 and Riddlore of Project Blowed, Born Allah, and Mickey Avalon (yes, that Mickey Avalon). This album is a light years leap for Homeless in terms of creating distinct different voices for his vocals, using the same beat maker for an entire album, and putting together an entirely polished finished product that is sure to impress long time and new fans alike. 10 tracks of fun raps full of poignant observations and clever word play. Welcome to the new era of MC Homeless! Album Tracks 1. Side A 2. Riff Raff 3. Sydney Sweeney 4. Rust Belt Hammer (Welcome to Ohio) Feat. Copyright, Blastmaster Baker 5. For the Love of Ivy (Interlude) 6. Punk Rap 7. Spank Your Monkey Feat. Mickey Avalon 8. Side B 9. Mulholland Drive 10. Uninhibited Bars from the Brains of Maniacs Feat. Myka 9 11. The Hell Razer Flavor Feat. Riddlore, Marc Live, Protector, Born Allah, Turtle, Cedric Clinton 12. The Biggest Asshole You Know 13. Stay Slick (Interlude) 14. Growing Up Punk Feat Angelo of Fishbone

Limited blue colored vinyl LP pressing. A guiding force behind the venerated Black Jazz catalog, bassist Henry InchThe SkipperInch Franklin has left an indelible mark as a sideman and leader, having appeared on many of the tag's most recognizable releases, as well as having recorded with Hugh Masekela, Stevie Wonder, Freddie Hubbard, Hampton Hawes, and many other luminaries. His swooping, languid style gave the bass a new emotive range, and has become a point of reference for the several generations that have followed. Now, Franklin joins Adrian Younge and Ali Shaheed Muhammad for the latest Jazz Is Dead , a masterful showcase of Franklin's range and lasting impact, and a continuation of the maestro's impeccable legacy for Henry Franklin JID014. Album Tracks 1. Karibu 2. The Griot 3. People's Revolution 4. Memories Lost 5. Feedback 6. Café Negro 7. African Sun 8. A Song for Sigrid

Blackpool Cool was self-released on the band's own imprint, Head Records, in 1977. It was the band's third and final album. The jazz-rock/fusion album by the Scottish band known for it's creative, energetic sound, influenced by artists like Nucleus, featuring multi-instrumentalist John Davies. It's been a long-sought-after vinyl record, highlighting the band's unique style with trumpet and keyboards interplay. The album has been remastered and includes a restored advert insert that the band used to promote bookings at the time. Album Tracks 1. I Met a Man 2. G.B.H 3. There's a Lot of It Around 4. Blackpool Cool 5. Pauline 6. Kick Me Quick