You Hurt My Soul / Why Am I Treated So Bad? (Vinyl 7") Soul Funk & Disco

You Hurt My Soul / Why Am I Treated So Bad? (Vinyl 7") Soul Funk & DiscoJoe Higgs was a mentor for many young artists. He taught them how to sing and provided guidance about the recording industry. Many followed and learned his lessons and passed it on to the coming generations. 'You Hurt My Soul ' is one of his early recordings and features his distinctive singing style. Side B is a Merritone cut to the classic Reggae instrumental 'Bad Treatment '. The recordings were released in 1968 and are reissued from the original

or at least get them the opening spot on the 1991 Crazy Horse tour

Sound Sun Pleasure explores two works Sunny co-composed with trumpeter Hobart Dotson and four standards

and its uses (and limits) as means of coping with the difficulties of the present

and Resusci Anne (Rescue Annie) an apocryphal drowned virgin whose face was used as the model for the medical CPR mannequin across the world ("You can't not write a song about a woman who died never having been kissed and then became the most kissed face in history

a one-shot band who set the standard for the Blue Note-Riverside-based players who would follow in their path

while paradoxically echoing rhythms and forms inspired by Africa

Maybe I'll just wake up tomorrow from a deep sleep and then all of this isn't real

On their self-titled fourth album

C (or 'Raw Youth Collage') is an ambitious and exciting left-turn from an artist and producer whose ability to always surprise is matched only by his remarkably consistent

but in our minds and spirit as well

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