Nor in the UK. 'prefab' is our shortening of prefabricated (maybe yours too?), most commonly used for cheap WW2 era housing to replace bomb damaged housing.
So a nonsense phrase as far as I know
Yes, I have a Dorothy Ashby that fits that description but this Harriott is definitely superior
It was the availability of the ingredients that was worrying me rather than the mixer's skills. I know nothing about 1950's East German wine...
so far, so Brubeck and Bossa big band.
I imagine @Teasing the Korean in a mid-20th century East German pad, Bauhaus inspired naturally. But would the cocktails be any good?
Swoon was an absolute masterpiece, still remember buying it with much excitement. Set the stall out early for the genius that is Paddy McAloon
You're Bloody well right with that one
Complete classic from the cover to the last note
Joe Harriott Quintet - Free Form [Jazzland, 1961, mono]
Thanks to @sidewinder for the nudge, made it across the Atlantic surprisingly swiftly. Sounding lovely
Really good album but I always wonder what was the cover designer thinking?!
I quite like the idea of the two trios being the same, George Lewis plays rockabilly!
I don't know the Lowe but my favourite Scotts are all from a bit later so maybe don't bear much relevance to your search. I'll be interested to see what folk recommend too.
FWIW here's my three