like "Dead Men Tell No Tales
housed in the original jacket with a printed sleeve and pressed on 180gm black vinyl
At Carnegie Hall shows Coltrane finding his own sax sphere as Monk explores the limits of experimental excursions on the keyboard
and singer/guitarist/songwriter Kim Shattuck had a new home
Wilson's father who trained him as a boxer from the age of five and was himself a two-time Indiana State Golden Gloves Champion
Little Feat - "Dixie Chicken" Analogue Productions label_Blackball Records like "Dead Men Tell NoWith Dixie Chicken (1973), Little Feat came into full bloom. Here, the band locked into their signature sound: sly, soulful, and irresistibly funky. The title track oozes Southern charm, 'Two Trains' rolls with hypnotic rhythm, and 'Fat Man In The Bathtub' blends humor and groove in a way only Lowell George could. This 45 RPM pressing, with lacquers cut by Matthew Lutthans at The Mastering Lab from the original master tape, delivers deeper bass,