Milford Graves - BabiBy the early 70s, Milford Graves had more or less stopped gigging. Having learned his lesson the hard way in multiple[1]night runs like a legendary Slugs residency with Albert Ayler, he knew that the level of energy that he put out during a performance would be difficult to sustain over the long haul. A concert was a kind of absolute ritual for him, after which he would be totally spent, emotionally and physically. Graves rarely left anything on the

created by organist Callum Riley aka Drez

I think the bit in the middle

This album seems like a long

They make pop music

Having now embarked on a career scoring movies (becoming the Coen brothers’ composer of choice)

The Replacements

” The possibility of growth

Greil Marcus called it “the purist Rock and Roll album I’ve heard this year

a newly acquired Tascam half-inch reel-to-reel and a borrowed mixer

Earth 2 engendered a rearrangement of expectations

release the cassette "Living With Victoria Grey"

“The process felt more meditative