Buhaina (Vinyl LP) Jazz

Buhaina (Vinyl LP) JazzAn amazing album that has Art Blakey completely reinventing himself for the 70s! Blakey shifts from straight hardbop to kind of a modal soul jazz groove, touched with some of the electric playing of the younger jazz generation, but not enough to qualify as fusion or funk. Instead, he's working with some great younger players like Carter Jefferson, Woody Shaw, and Michael Howell hitting a groove that reminds us of some of the best underground soul jazz

drunken parties and 2nd century theologians

and Alhassane Ag Touhami) and the younger generation who grew up listening to the band and joined in the 1990s (multi-instrumentalist Eyadou Ag Leche

The second in the Roadrunner Records 'Side By Side' release series after the Trivium / Type O Negative split last year is Corey Taylor and Dead Boys

SIRS returns with another healthy dose of edit debauchery

It was recorded at the band's Britannia Row Studios in London throughout 1976

The Outcome Is A Ravenous Twist Constructed Entirely With The Late Night Dancefloor In Mind

While there are definite nods here to Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin

But it is not a dark record

borrowing from Phil Spector

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though older and wiser

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