Don Cunningham Quartet – Something For EveryoneLuv N' Haight is proud to preserve and re issue one of the most collectible and highly sought after jazz dance records. Brad Holiday's original liner notes (featured on the back of this album) tell it like it was. Don Cunningham, Marion Miller, John Mixon, and Manny Quintero formed the Don Cunningham quartet and played The Living Room at Hugh Hefner's St. Louis branch of the Playboy Club between 1965 and 1968. Their music was different from that of

“Hunger” sees Gerber pick apart the opposing forces of desire and restriction through soft-yet-persistent synths and cloud-reaching riffs

drum'n'bass

Like Ravi Shankar

train station sound design – all existing not as side work but as logical extensions of his philosophy of sound

It’s also the most full-throttle collection of music that Black Honey have ever-written – egged-on by their run of shows supporting long-term friends and collaborators Royal Blood

With little more than drums

Balfe has created an album infused with the love and bond that existed between the pair

extensive liner notes and a candid interview between producer Eothen ‰ÛÏEgon‰۝ Alapatt and Lee Anthony himself

Piu Lento (Peel 1982) 6

Brothers Of Soul and The Icemen

the group‰۪s latest studio effort

blooming into free-flowing melodies in their own right