Heartbreakin' Special / Can't You Wait (Vinyl 7") Soundtracks & Library

Heartbreakin' Special / Can't You Wait (Vinyl 7") Soundtracks & Library

Maybe it was conscious

train stations in the rain

Frank Wess (tenor sax) and Freddie Green (guitar)

who had been friends with Randy since they played together in Jimmy James and the Blue Flames

They've always had a Byrds side to them and that plays out nicely here in a Twisterella kind of way

A totally righteous little record - the only set we've ever seen from Native American vocalist Cheyenne Fowler - and a wicked blend of jazz

Byrd had begun to introduce elements of fusion to his music with his 1969 album Fancy Free and shadowed Miles Davis early-1970s moves with experimental sessions like Electric Byrd and Ethiopian Knights

a poison-tipped dart is pointed at the government

and performed at 1970's "Winter Festival of Peace" at Madison Square Garden

this angry-boy energy

Warren also runs the influential left-field label Gob Nation- a home for ‘egg punks’ across the country

Phife Dawg