Hiroshi Suzuki - CatTrombonist Hiroshi Suzuki, who made significant contributions to the Japanese jazz scene from modern jazz to free jazz, recorded this album during a temporary return to Japan in 1975 after relocating to the United States in 1971. He reunited with former Freedom Unity bandmates Akira Ishikawa, Takeru Muraoka, Hiromasa Suzuki, and Kunimitsu Inaba to craft this exceptional recording. From the sharp and driving Shrimp Dance, the dynamic Kuro To Shiro, the

Side A : Produced for First Avenue Management

the song is now being released as a Double Pack

and why not Mama Told Ya’s future

BPM: A1: 126 B1: 127 | B2: 124

whose solo

John Starling

This 5-track EP spanning dance floor fillers and home listening pieces builds on a frame of tough footwork-paced kick drums

" the standout hit that became a classic in its own right

An utterly essential Disco-groove

He has collaborated with Hobbes on several releases

this fifth installment in the Remix Editions series showcases reinterpretations of tracks by Joe Claussell featuring Daymé Arocena and Gilles Peterson's Havana Cultura Band—timeless examples of Brownswood’s commitment to genre-defying

Just Friends