You Don't Have To Be Black To Love The Blues (Vinyl LP) Hip Hop

You Don't Have To Be Black To Love The Blues (Vinyl LP) Hip HopJunior's in the fine form at the end of the 60s, cruising between blues and soul, with a slight touch of jazz, in a unique way that sounds better to our ears than the work of most of his contemporaries. Titles include "Five Long Years", "That's Alright", "Way Back Home", "Man Or Mouse", and "I Like Your Style." Highly recommended.

spirit and charisma of her cosmic musical proselytizing has taken her from relatively unknown improviser to borderline ubiquitous performer in Chicago's avant-garde

It was just

The Ethiopians recorded a couple of songs for the Merritone label in 1966

a translation of her celebrated '7 Heures Du Matin'

but then you could say the same thing about the majority of tracks here

self-titled disco-jazz LP

combined with their kaleidoscopic aesthetic

like the stark

offbeat blues-based bop of the kind that Hank Mobley was so adept at composing

The legendary jazz harpist's most enduring set

whose influence and popularity has reached far beyond his native Cuba to North and South America and West Africa

'Small Crimes'