Hold On (Vinyl 7") Rhythm & Blues

Hold On (Vinyl 7") Rhythm & BluesWriting on label.

independent labels must be the 'Hep Me' imprint from New Orleans run by veteran Soulman Senator Jones

riding the margin of the changes to slip just outside enough to add some depth in the middle register

"We are Alostmen because we were lost in the street

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It was recorded not long after he'd spent time with Art Blakey as a Jazz Messenger appearing on his 1972 Prestige album Child's Dance along with Stanley Clarke and Woody Shaw

it was perhaps of no small consequence that around this same time his father was regularly performing with dub legend Jah Wobble

Deluxe reissue of Leroy Hutson's second album for Curtom Records The Man

all 12-odd tracks supposedly recorded on a single July day at a cost of just $17

on closing track “You are my House

one-time subscription-only album

averaging at 60 dollars per copy

The album was the band's breakthrough moment and featured the hit singles Race for the Prize and Waitin' for a Superman