Roy Ayers - West Coast Vibes"West Coast Vibes" consists of Roy Ayers's debut recording session and it can be easily seen as the purest Jazz statement of his long career. Recorded in 1963 and still far from his latter day Funk Fusion output, "West Coast Vibes" is the result of a fine straight ahead Jazz studio session featuring Ayers's vibraphone, Curtis Amy's saxophone, and Jack Wilson's piano among others. A one off chance to hear Ayers dealing with standards like Monk's "Well

Debs also capitalised on recording foreign touring artists visiting Guadeloupe during the early ‘60s including Haitian trumpeter Raymond Cicault and Trinidadian bandleader Cyril Diaz

" Somewhat by chance the black sheep that didn't quite fit in with Planet of Ice

and at Heavy Duty and Vox Studios in Los Angeles

given the intense collision of influences and wide-ranging ideas at play

transforming his observations of all the disorientation and heartbreak of his youth into piercing narratives and poetry that are both startlingly honest and brutally beautiful

Dominic O’Dair (guitars)

Another Case of Brewtality was the fourth full-length album from American hardcore punk band

“Gil was a nice and very interesting guy

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- 5th side contains 22 minutes of music from the I Am Easy To Find Original Film Score – EXCLUSIVE to this format

‘In The Rainbow Rain’ is full of dazzling colour

Rhythm Of Cruelty