That's Where It's At Death Chants your Gun Clubs

your Gun Clubs

straight-up hooliganism

” “I Shot the Sheriff

This album is a treasure for the fan of a jazz age too often ignored or under appreciated

That's Where It's At Death Chants your Gun Clubs**Shrink wrap has split open, still new** What happens when you combine Stanley Turrentines blues drenched tenor saxophone with Les McCanns soulful and funky piano? You end up with one of both men's best albums, an album considered to be one of the foundational sessions of soul jazz. Turrentine and McCann are joined by bassist Herbie Lewis (a member of McCanns group at the time) and drummer Otis Candy Finch. Stand out tracks include Smile, Stacey, the