Just Another Teenage Anthem (Vinyl 7") Books

Just Another Teenage Anthem (Vinyl 7") BooksSmall bit of writing on front sleeve.

London in fact refers to London

Just like Shaq in them size 22's

was a self-reflexive question mark at the end of a decade of outspoken

the album ultimately was fused together in a burst of creativity fuelled by both collaboration and Green's escape into the wild

twice (on "Long Island Degrees" and the break-down-funky "Wonce Again Long Island")

Phil Upchurch on bass and Candy Finch on drums

All in all an excellent outing for Coleman from a collection of recordings that gives a broader view of his vision and the music that would come later in the '60s

you can hear traces of suicide's aggressive disco-punk and almost all present-day dance bands within Klaus Dinger's almost robotic

the restlessly jazzy but driving drums

From his childhood in the backwaters of Arkansas to commanding the stage in front of throngs of lusting fans to addressing a very different audience from the pulpit of his own church

and interpolated in several songs after its release

"Am I Black Enough for You"