Esther Marrow - Sister WomanA long overlooked gem from the Fantasy Records vaults, the 1972 album Sister Woman finds Esther Marrow incorporating socially conscious lyricism with a blend of jazz, gospel, and R&B influences, backed by an all star lineup of musicians including drummer Bernard Purdie, guitarist Cornell Dupree, and bassist Chuck Rainey. This reissue of Sister Woman features all analog mastering from the original analog tapes by Kevin Gray at Cohearent Audio. Pressed

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