Daddy Plays the Horn (Vinyl LP) Soundtracks & Library

Daddy Plays the Horn (Vinyl LP) Soundtracks & LibraryThe 1955 Classic feat. "Confirmation," "Autumn In New York" & "You Can Depend On Me." Dexter wasn't quite THE Dexter Gordon when he made Daddy Plays The Horn, but his unique, obtuse way of playing the saxophone and hitting his rhythm section's playing at weird, swinging angles was already fully formed for this album. Recorded in between periods of tumult and distress he was in and out of jail with a bear of a heroin addiction Gordon is one of the

by the middle of the decade

'Nothing's Real' confirms Shura as an important artist for the years ahead

All have some connection to the band

overdubbed breathing

of our time

The album also features taped segments originally heard on Noise the Show

These were the remaining tracks recorded at the sessions

compiling the rare Home Recordings of Sandy Denny

Too rough and angsty to sit alongside Sade

"There's a gospel choir on there

Recorded in that most legendary year of jazz

He formed the band in the mid-1960s with drummer Nick Mason