Joe Henderson - In n' OutRecorded in April 1964, In N Out falls square in the middle of the formidable run of five classic Blue Note albums that launched tenor saxophonist Joe Hendersons legendary career. The line up featured the transcendent frontline of Henderson and trumpeter Kenny Dorham along with a powerful rhythm section with pianist McCoy Tyner, bassist Richard Davis, and drummer Elvin Jones. The music charted expansive post bop territory on three Hendersons originals

with the tracks growing out of the drum recordings of Matt Schulz (HOLY FUCK

landing at #3 on Bandcamp’s “Best Albums of the Year

Wilson Tanner’s 69 returns to Australian soil for a new season

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Thomas Pynchon is perhaps the most notable contemporary recluse‰ÛÓa virtually faceless figure who occasionally creeps out of hiding to offer up an elaborate novel steeped in history and warped by imagination‰ÛÓbut for crate diggers and guitar mystics

Taken from the original master tapes with the full co- operation of ABKCO and Alejandro Jodorowsky himself

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