It's The Blues Man! Cat Clyde that marks the beginning of

that marks the beginning of his most personal era yet

Angles was the band’s first new release since 2006’s First Impressions of Earth and marks the ambition of that album with the immediacy of the bands earlier albums Is This It (2001) and Room on Fire (2003)

and a 1955 quintet date featuring Hank Mobley on tenor saxophone

“Live In Paris 1975” is the beginning of a 10 releases spanning re-issue series of THE “fathers” of heavy rock – Deep Purple

with co-producer Patrick Dillett (4 Grammy Awards)

It's The Blues Man! Cat Clyde that marks the beginning ofIts the Blues Man! is guitarist, harmonica player, singer, and songwriter, Eddie Kirklands 1962 debut, on which he is backed by saxophonist King Curtis and his band. The powerhouse recording expertly showcases Kirklands raw vocal delivery and in the pocket guitar style. Released in partnership with Acoustic Sounds, the album has been (AAA) remastered from the original tapes by Matthew Lutthans at The Mastering Lab and pressed on 180 gram vinyl. A tip