Heavy Soul (Vinyl LP) Folk & Americana

Heavy Soul (Vinyl LP) Folk & AmericanaRemastered and pressed on 180g wax. ? Thick toned tenor Ike Quebec is in excellent form on this 1961 Blue Note release. His ballad statements are quite warm, and he swings nicely on a variety of medium tempo material. Unfortunately, organist Freddie Roach has a rather dated sound, which weakens this session a bit; bassist Milt Hinton and drummer Al Harewood are typically fine in support. Originals alternate with standards, with "Just One More Chance,"

not to mention southern soul as a whole

George Darko and Thomas Frempong

an all-too-scarce resource in our seemingly crumbling world

orchestrated workout that may be capable of moistening a few eyes out on the dancefloor

Unlike their debut

Stand out tracks include - Windy City Theme (the Norman Jay anthem) and Good Guys Don't Always Win

Janis Joplin

The idea behind RMX was also the catalyst for a remarkably inspired collaboration

in 1969 (at the age of 9) he was playing in kiddie garage pop bands and around 1974 (still in his teens) he was already composing his own music

There's the synth-heavy

" Patrice explains

debuting at number one on album charts around the world it has gone on to sell over 10 million copies