Keep It To Ourselves LR274 When you first play the

When you first play the album you'll hear characters on a skit in search of the black market seminar

an emphasis on pieces for sacred dance reaches its apex in The Great Prayer

sitting nicely alongside Ennio Morricone’s best soundtrack work or Pink Floyd’s early catalog

the fullest expression of the beatless techno experimentation Barker excavated on his cult classic Debiasing EP

Paul Desmond (saxophone)

Keep It To Ourselves LR274 When you first play theAn American blues harmonica player, singer and songwriter, from Mississippi. One of the greatest bluesmen ever. His harp, vocals, and songwriting have never been surpassed. All his records are classics, but this one is truly unique it's the cream of two rare, acoustic albums cut in Denmark in 1963. Gentle, personal blues with brilliant harmonica, accompanied by only Matt Guitar Murphy and Memphis Slim on piano. Original LP listed on Stereophile's