Midnight Blue (Vinyl LP) discogimpAll analog remaster on 180 g vinyl Guitarist Kenny Burrell debuted on Blue Note Records in 1956 and over the following seven years made a series of excellent albums for the label that culminated with his masterwork Midnight Blue. Recorded in 1963, the album waded deep into the blues, conjuring an alluring late night vibe with a profoundly soulful cast including tenor saxophonist Stanley Turrentine, bassist Major Holley, Jr., drummer Bill English, and
the dynamic shifting shadows of rhythm and structure
Ariel Pink (the first non-Animal Collective member on the Paw Tracks roster) makes his official Paw Tracks debut with The Doldrums
Even when interrogating the past
two phenomenal pieces of Ghanaian boogie / burger highlife from Wilson Boateng's sought-after 1988 record 'Highlife Rock'
Amongst the album's many highlights the LP is perhaps best known for the track 'Dogwood Blossom' which featured on the soundtrack to the hit television adaption of Sally Rooney's "Normal People
Limited grey marbled vinyl
Tom Dream on guitar and Josh Ludlow on bass
From the pounding of the title track to the eight-and-a half-minute weirdout of Sun Ra's Starship
remastered for maximum dancefloor appeal
technicolour stomp of One Last Night to the heavenly burst that opens Illusions and the slow
Limited edition 45
One of the greatest albums of the American punk rock revolution
