Stick Up! (Tone Poet Series): Vinyl LP SOV_New Releases Keep On Moving

Keep On Moving

producing a body of work that stretched from deep soul to northern soul to sister funk

With Laurel Hell

Their third studio album Mëkanïk Dëstruktïẁ Kömmandöh was originally released in 1973 and showcased in particular the range of singer Klaus Blasquiz and introduced the ground-moving work of bassist Jannick Top

Les Gorgones

Stick Up! (Tone Poet Series): Vinyl LP SOV_New Releases Keep On MovingVibraphonist Bobby Hutcherson had a profound influence over the sound of Blue Note Records in the 1960s, with his distinctive vibes elevating a wide range of all time classics from Grant Green Idle Moments to Eric Dolphy Out To Lunch. His fifth Blue Note session as a leader, 1966s album Stick Up! found Hutcherson in the company of a new band line up with Joe Henderson on tenor saxophone, McCoy Tyner on piano, Herbie Lewis on bass, and Billy Higgins on