Eugene McDaniels - Headless Heroes Of The ApocalypseHeadless Heroes Of The Apocalypse is an epic album by American soul artist Eugene McDaniels. It's a vinyl classic with an eclectic mix of funk, soul and folk. The jazz band which is backing McDaniel adds the swing to all the incredible arrangements. "Supermarket Blues" is a song in which he focuses on the racial acts, while "The Parasite (for Buffy)" is a ten minute tribute to the Native Americans. The album has been prized and sampled by the hip hop

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Polly On The Shore(demo 1970) Previously unreleased

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and is considered John Coltrane’s best album from this period

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25th anniversary edition of "Spirits"… Spirits is the 1994 album by Gil Scott-Heron

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“Friday I’m In Love” which reached #6 in May 1992