Spencer Moody (Dead Low Tide, Murder City Devils) and John Atkins (764-HERO, Magic Magicians) got together a couple of years ago at the Velvet Elvis Theatre in Seattle armed with a clever "band" name, a bottle or two, and drummer Joe Plummer (Black Heart Procession, Magic Magicians) to bash out some tunes and see what happened. Well it was fun for sure, but save for a melancholy girl group style song about a car crash after last call, that was about it. Present day, same armory, except this time also join...   [ read more ]

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Somehow the same label issued two albums with the same name in the same year. This one, with 15 tracks, is vastly preferable to its 10-song counterpart. Both releases hit the high points with the irresistible "Gimme Some Lovin'," "I'm a Man," and others. With half as many tunes, though, this album includes the minor hit "Strong Love" and "Goodbye Stevie," written by the group to commemorate the departure of sensational singer and multi-instrumentalist prodigy Steve Winwood. {&"Waltz for Lumu...   [ read more ]

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Leon Spencer, an organist heavily influenced by Jimmy Smith, recorded four albums for Prestige from 1970-73 before largely dropping out of the music scene. The music from his first two LPs (Sneak Preview and Louisiana Slim) have been reissued in full on this 1997 single CD. Spencer's swinging solos on these mostly grooving tunes are quite appealing. The sidemen (the underrated trumpeter Virgil Jones, the young Grover Washington, Jr. on tenor, guitarist Melvin Sparks, drummer {$Idris...   [ read more ]

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