Roy Ayers Daddy BugDaddy Bug is the third and final studio work for Atlantic by the great Roy Ayers. The album was released in 1969, a year before Ayers would form his groundbreaking band Ubiquity. Produced by jazz icon Herbie Mann, Daddy Bug is full of cool, stylish vibraphone heavy instrumental jazz with contributions from some of the best sidemen in the business including Herbie Hancock on piano, Ron Carter on bass, Hubert Laws on flute, Sonny Sharrock on guitar, and

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Made Available collects This Heat’s two Peel Sessions

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‘In Colour’

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the album is being pressed to Standard Black Vinyl for the very first time

Geordie Greep: “With recording ‘The New Sound’

When Protomartyr - vocalist Joe Casey

Friday 5 April will see O’Sullivan performing songs from Folly with his ensemble

their album of obscure garage covers

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