Hal Blaine - Psychedelic PercussionPsychedelic Percussion definitely sticks to his title. With the help from Paul Beaver of Beaver & Krause (famous keyboard wizard and sound engineer for the likes of Stevie Wonder), vibe master Emil Richards (check is two fantastic album on Impulse! with The Microtonal Blues Band featuring Joe Porcaro, father of the famed Toto brothers) and Gary Coleman (percussionist in the famous Wrecking Crew), Blaine goes wild in the studio with drums, gong,

a nearly nine-minute epic powered by piano and electric twelve-string guitar

extended portraits of a world collapsing from corruption and decadence - themes that virtually guaranteed it little radio or television exposure - the album was nonetheless a muscular commercial success

‰ÛÏI think the only way you can make a better rockabilly record is if you get Elvis to sing‰Û_‰۝ Brian Setzer

Coming just three months after Time Waits for No One

percussionist James Mtume

gritty western horse operas (Eyes Like The Sky)

Green has recorded 10 albums

In The Street (Number One Record)

For a little variety

LP - Black Vinyl with Download

becoming their first album to reach No

a careful selection of modern Afrobeat- inspired tunes from across several Brazilian genres