McCoy Tyner & Joe Henderson - Forces Of Nature: Live At SlugsA never before issued live recording of jazz legends McCoy Tyner and Joe Henderson leading a stellar quartet with bassist Henry Grimes and drummer Jack DeJohnette at the hallowed lost jazz shrine Slugs' Saloon in New York City in 1966. Originally recorded by the legendary engineer Orville OBrien who recorded classic 1960s jazz albums such as Freddie Hubbards The Night of the Cookers and Alice Coltrane's Journey to Satchidananda the tape has been in

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‘You guys have something really special here’

‰ÛÏIt is about throwing away your default responses to life

First ppressing

Their talents are complemented by a wide range of sound effects

the Toronto duo of Tom McGreevy and Evan Lewis hones in on interpersonal and societal collapses

some sad-sack jackass burned a copy of the demo and decided to post it on the internet - wasn't even tweaked and it leaked into cyberspace / couldn't wait for the snipes to place / at least a track list in bold print type face

In recent times

fueled by ever-more powerful guitars

the howling single ‘You’re Gonna Miss Me’ was his calling card

we should make a country album

During Olsen’s process of coming to terms with her queerness and confronting the traumas that had been keeping her from fully accepting herself