Something So Right (Vinyl LP) Jazz

Something So Right (Vinyl LP) JazzMiami soul songstress Gwen McCrae never scored another huge hit after 1975's "Rockin' Chair," but she did continue to make fine soul recordings through the end of the decade. One of the best of them is 1976's Something So Right. While it lacks an obvious hit single, this album is a solid, soulful showcase for McCrae's vocals. Her style retains the emotional earthiness needed to truly connect with her listeners. She also displays a brassy sense of

Nick Van Gelder (Tig) and Gavin Griffiths (at that point known as the Bolshem People) were joined for a jam by Joie 'Ozroonuiculator' Hinton - a synth wizard who had just returned from India loaded with ethnic sound recordings that he had collected

With the cream of Pablo's early Rockers productions

I Love The New Sky differs from its predecessors in that all twelve tracks were self-penned

"The Madcap Laughs" and "Barrett" recorded betwen 1968 and 1970

he embarked on a two year tour and completed a few recording sessions

taken from the original stereo mastered and bolstered by four previously unissued bonus tracks and housed in a gatefold jacket

For me this album is about looking directly into the darkness

think early Guns n' Roses meets Iggy at the bar from a band whose trajectory was cut short after the death of guitarist Lyon Wong in 1986

psychedelia

It's a track with 90's jazz funk fusion running through its veins and is perfectly placed as the more organic edges of the genre come flooding back to entertain a whole now generation

and his first solo album

The title track