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I don't know but it feels like 20 years ago or so but discogs suggests still releasing in 2013. There's a bandcamp site, I just discovered

Okka was a very good label

Yes but none of those played with the soulful style that Cannonball did which is Dan's original point. The way Adderley plays would seem to fit well with the organ, not necessarily the case with Coltrane, Rollins, Shorter etc

That was a big one for me when it was released

Busta Bloodvessel Prince Buster Madness

Omar Sosa Lemn Sissay Sissy Spacek

John Bonham The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band The Ramones

Steve Heighway Ray Kennedy Emlyn Hughes

Well spotted or heard! That's an ID. I thought both deserved a spot on a BFT Glad you're enjoying what you've heard so far

Hugh Masakela - The Americanization Of Ooga Booga [MGM Records, USA 1965]

No sign of Steve Noble...

Pedro Iturralde Paco De Lucia Luka Modric

Franco Ambrosetti - Jazz a Confronto 11 [Horo, Italy 1974] Jasper Van't Hof, J-F Jenny-Clark and Daniel Humair, can't go wrong really. This is my third from the "red cover" series and all are strong

Paolo Conte John Conteh N'Golo Kanté

Thanks ever so much for the insight. I'll investigate further, that Kent may be streamable

Sirone Sylvester Syreeta

So am I! do you know his eponymously titled first album at all? I'm assuming it's much of the same

Beth Gibbons Adrian Uttley Geoff Barrow

John Edwards - Life, Love And Living [Cotillion, USA 1976] with thanks to @soulpopefor posting and encouraging me to follow up on this one. Just arrived, straight on the deck, loving it

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Never heard this, amazing how the song is reframed. Fabulous and goes to show what a great song it really is. Now if you post Johnny Cash singing it...

Yes please!

I have the same pressing, always enjoy it

Bunny Berigan Skip James Edward Hopper

Thanks for taking the time to listen and then to comment so fully @webbcity. I'm pleased that you had what sounds like a largely enjoyable listen too. Great spot on the Track 14 tune, there are lots of very lovely versions of it, this one being the latest I've heard. And yes, absolutely, we all need as much Harry Beckett in our lives as possible