Elmo Hope Sextet ‎– Informal JazzRare hard bop from 1958 on Esquire, featuring John Coltrane, Philly Joe Jones, Hank Mobley, Donald Byrd, and Paul Chambers VG+ VG Cleaned on Okki Nokki. A few light needle marks, but plays with no issues. Outer sleeve is probably VG+ (certainly for its age), but has a small record shop sticker on the rear

Dennis Kane

both romantic and familial

 Dry Your Eyes became The Streets’ first number 1 single

there aren’t many overdubs on Drift — a reflection of the personalities of its makers becoming less frantic

The Brothers Johnson – In The Way (Jeff Porcaro/Toto)

Sun Ra’s debut album Jazz by Sun Ra (later titled Sun Song) was recorded at Universal Studios in 1956

never before released recording such as this has added importance

with most songs recorded in a single take

“…magical transportive healing vibes

where Adam was born

that sound like something that could have been easily released on Mainstream

” The motion picture of “We Are All Cowards Now” by Eamon Singer & Arlo McFurlow features images of flowers & pistols