Multidirection (Limited Edition Indie Coke Clear Vinyl) Harry Sword

Multidirection (Limited Edition Indie Coke Clear Vinyl) Harry SwordKenny Cox piano Charles Moore trumpet Danny Spencer drums Ron Brooks bass Leon Henderson tenor sax Recorded at GM Recording Studio East Detroit, MI 1969 by Jim Bruzzese Detroit has a long tradition of being the farm team for the Big Apple jazz big leagues, but just as important is the acknowledgement of local legends who left their mark on the city by staying put and releasing amazing music right in Detroit. Kenny Cox and the Contemporary Jazz Quintet

with a revealing conversation between Caryn Rose and Lynn Melnick on how her music quite literally saved Melnick’s life

The total pressing quantity is 250 copies on white vinyl and we don't even half of that to share here

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noted music historians and collectors

I manage to navigate myself through the sinking sand of prog rock and into the safety of punk

keening violins

“I fell in love with the guitar tones and earworm melodies

Nels Cline

both as a solo musician and alongside his former country blues string band band

After a hiatus of a few years

one of Third Man Mastering’s resident wizards

is signed (bookplate) by Pete Townshend and author Mark Wilkerson