Takin' Off (Vinyl LP) Lasgo:Default Title

Takin' Off (Vinyl LP) Lasgo:Default TitleHerbie's classic debut album. Recorded at the Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, on 28th May 1962. Featuring a truly impressive quintet of Freddie Hubbard (trumpet), Dexter Gordon (tenor), Butch Warren (bass) and Billy Higgins (drums). Rooted firmly in hard bop but also showcasing the exquisite ballad Alone And I. Features the all time classic Herbie standard Watermelon Man, a top 100 pop hit for Herbie and number 10 hit for Mongo

High Pulp returns with a brand new instalment of covers

Talk Memory

featuring in their 'Basic Jazz Record Library'

and JKriv goes elektrik with his Elektrikossa dub that sprinkles dubbed out and acid elements over a pulsating rubbery groove

This album features many of these independent punk 45 gems

This record is - without question - one of the most important records from the post punk era and

which includes 'Strong Feelings' and last year's single 'Scratchcard Lanyard'

'The Wonderful and Frightening Escape Route to the Fall' contains the material from the two singles and the EP

Their debut album

Produced again by the legendary Steve Cropper

After release

and becoming a DIY machine