Blues Walk (Classic Vinyl Series): Vinyl LP Classical and Clarence Johnston on drums—but

and Clarence Johnston on drums—but Braith’s adventurous spirit led the music into unexpected realms on memorable originals like “Nut City

or simply savouring the prospect of playing live together again within the dance dynamics of 'The Sound'

Stumpwork was inspired by a plethora of events

this record is ready to be displayed in a place of prominence in your domicile or museum

she’s also graced the cover of Crack

Blues Walk (Classic Vinyl Series): Vinyl LP Classical and Clarence Johnston on drums—butLou Donaldson had already been at the helm of seven Blue Note sessions by the time he made his undisputed masterpiece Blues Walk in 1958. The alto saxophonist quickly became a fixture on the Blue Note scene after he first played on a Milt Jackson date in 1952 with sideman appearance on sessions led by Thelonious Monk, Art Blakey, and Jimmy Smith, as well as a co led date with Clifford Brown. On Blues Walk, Donaldson reconvened the line up from his