Electric Byrd Betsy Phillips

Electric Byrd Betsy PhillipsDonald Byrd Trumpet Ron Carter Bass Pepper Adams Clarinet Mickey Roker Drums Duke Pearson Electric Piano Hermeto Pascoal Flute Wally Richardson Guitar Airto Moreira Percussion Frank Foster Saxophone Jerry Dodgion Saxophone Lew Tabackin Saxophone Recorded at Van Gelder Studio Englewood Cliffs, NJ 1970 The experimentations taking shape in jazz at the end of the 60s with Miles Davis leading the pack pushed jazz in many new directions. Released six months

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pressed on heavyweight 180-gram vinyl and coupled with a vibrant Stoughton tip-on sleeve

both records showcased McDermott’s understanding of mood and composition

Comparisons to Johnny Cash are inevitably futile

vacillating between Northern Soul

All metal (aluminum) powder coated enclosure: 5

the country outfit can often still be heard at the historic Layla's Bluegrass Inn in Nashville

and released by Third Man Records

gritty aesthetic and boundary-pushing creativity have made him one of the most influential guitarists of our time

but it does achieve what should be the goal of all good art: to make us feel less alone

The 'Rise and Fall’ wonder-cabinet gives equal status to page-turning narrative and new scholarship

In addition to digital