Common Touch (Vinyl LP) Reggae & Ska

Common Touch (Vinyl LP) Reggae & SkaTenor saxophonist Stanley Turrentine imbued every note he played with feeling and soul. His lesser known 1968 classic Common Touch featured Shirley Scott on organ along with Jimmy Ponder on guitar, Bob Cranshaw on bass, and Leo Morris (aka Idris Muhammad) on drums. Highlights include the groovy "Buster Brown" and the slow burn of "Lonely Avenue." This Blue Note Classic Vinyl Edition is stereo, all analog, mastered by Kevin Gray from the original

even today

a gothy piece

Paul Duffy and Paul Molloy plus a special guest

on July 3rd

The LP closes with Henderson and Vallée's "Deep Night

these are songs that demand to know either real love or what comes after

But at the dawn of the 1970s

Most of Guero dips into the scrawny lo-fi hip hop of Odelay and even Mellow Gold

It's Okay To Cry

lord knows how potent they could be

Sylvie Vartan - Le Locomotion

block parties and street jams that first took place in the Bronx in the mid-1970s