Baby Huey - The Baby Huey StoryJames "Baby Huey" Ramey's sole album remains a striking reflection of his talent and untimely passing. The Chicago born soul singer, best known for his work with Baby Huey & the Babysitters, was in the midst of recording his debut when he tragically died from a heart attack in 1970 at just 26. The resulting album unfinished at the time of his death was later completed by producer Curtis Mayfield and released posthumously in 1971. A blend of

Confident mid-tempo tracks that could easily seal the end of many hot

one can encounter colonies of bacteria

Latin-influenced drum rhythms

First up then is Al Kent's remix of 'GYAML'

My Plans 4:18

and Elsewhere CC

@ 360 Mastering Big shout to: CDR Blacktronica Goya Music Groove Distribution Liquid Fusion

deep and righteous

Krewcial returns with more MJ from the vaults

By the mid-70s

The Spacebunny tracks were originally released on Surreal Recordings back in 1996

Side 1 is taken from the soundtrack of the United Artists film 'A Hard Day's Night'