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FIVE BROTHERS | VINYL RECORD (LP) Y but instead evoking the spirit

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but instead evoking the spirit of the true Soul music of yesterday

Philip Jeck works with old records and record players salvaged from junk shops

it's just that we get better every time instead of burning out

Hannah Williams turned heads worldwide when the hip-hop superstar Jay-Z sampled her heart-stopping vocals on 'Late Nights & Heartbreak' for the title track

showed up at Poo-Bah Record Shop where Tom Recchion worked selling records and experimental music to people

FIVE BROTHERS | VINYL RECORD (LP) Y but instead evoking the spiritHerbie Harper (trombone), Bob Enevoldsen (tenor, v. trombone), Don Overburg (guitar), Red Mitchell (bass), Frank Capp (drums). Recorded June 15, 1955 at Radio Recorders. Tracks are: "King Porter Stomp", "Alone Together", "Skull Cap", "Pick Yourself Up", "Jim's Tune", "Don't Buck It", "Juan Don", "Adios", "Godchild", "Stars Fell on Alabama", "Don's Tune", "Godchild", "Stars Fell on Alabama". Herbie Harper's piano less quintet features his virtuoso

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