Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers - The Big BeatArt Blakeys 1960 hard bop classic The Big Beat introduced one of the greatest line ups of The Jazz Messengers with the legendary drummer joined by trumpeter Lee Morgan, tenor saxophonist Wayne Shorter, pianist Bobby Timmons, and bassist Jymie Merritt. Three of the six tunes here were composed by Shorter including Lester Left Town, but the album is best known for an unforgettable version of Timmons enduring hit Dat Dere. This Blue Note Classic Vinyl

interlock and switch angle of attack with a logic that‰۪s nearindecipherable as a listener unable to see visually how they unfold

The new album was recorded at the band's Chicago loft and features 11 original Wilco-penned tunes

so they sought new ones

“I flew on a little plane to Newquay in Cornwall where he lives with his lovely partner Ingrid and their baby

who is also in the band Low

Yo La Tengo (“Heart Shaped Holiday” is influenced by the languid YLT songs that peak after a short intro) and even old-school rock’n’roll (“Strange Love” was born out of an appreciation for the instantly engaging opening riff in 50s songs)

Charlie Rouse on saxophone

The first Dub Narcotic Sound System full-length

For the rest of the album

- Artworked inner jacket

It's a soul-jazz concoction that goes straight to your heart and head makes your body break out in a sweat

it’s forever rare to stumble upon one as consistently mind-blowing and aesthetically far-reaching as Dungen’s Ta Det Lugnt