James Brandon Lewis- Eye Of I (Vinyl) Lucassen & Soeterboek's Plan NineVinyl LP pressing in gatefold jacket. James Brandon Lewis is a New York based jazz tenor saxophonist, composer, and bandleader. His instrumental voice marries the emotional power of gospel and the grit and groove of blues and R&B to the modal and vanguard influences of Albert Ayler and John Coltrane, and Sonny Rollins' expressive melodic and tonal discipline. Lewis drew the attention of many improvising artists, most notably the saxophonist and jazz
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including the song "Out of Hand" from the classic Wolverine Blues album
Balcón de Santiago (Con Dúo Evocación)
who then forces the hero to fight their duplicate
Limited Reissue of Scanner's third album "Mental Reservation" in transparent orange colored double vinyl
The songs on this album are some of my favorite Georgia-related songs
Journey Into Space
5 You've Still Not Won
Temptation Eyes
Riddled with obscure literary references - akin to Kiranos' maniac reading habit - the album proves that this whole Amigo the Devil thing isn't some true crime niche
Charlie Haden's woody bass and Coltrane's sweeping harp combine to create a dreamy vortex of sound
here Clark shows off a tougher and more primal style