Gene Russell - Talk To My LadyIn between acting as Producer on all of the Black Jazz label releases, keyboardist Gene Russell also cut two fine albums for the imprint, of which this is the second, released in 1973. Judging by the quality of their respective solo outings for the label, the fact that Russell's band includes bassist Henry Franklin and guitarist Calvin Keys bodes very, very well for the quality of this record. And indeed, Talk to My Lady represents a sterling

White vinyl repress

first volume of Napoli Segreta

A message from the unknown

Recorded with just a laptop

CRL001 - Coordinate Records limited Series

Containing unique and stone cold classics such as Don’t You Want My Love

stripping individual elements back to deliver a record bursting with boisterous

The group itself – consisting of MCs stic

Seventh Wave Sounds first release presents four 130-140 breaks tracks from label owners Pixl and P Rambo (AKA Hyson) on a stamped white label

Dust-e & Big Zen

Sexy sax stabs and some lean horn section trimmings

American soulstress Phyllis Hyman gets two of her much loved anthems officially reissued on 180g vinyl