Herbie Nichols - The Prophetic Herbie Nichols Vol. 1&2Blue Note founder Alfred Lion considered pianist Herbie Nichols to be a composer who was as original and important as Thelonious Monk. Little known in his time, recognition has grown in recent years for Nichols unique compositions like The Third World, 2300 Skidoo, and Step Tempest which were presented on The Prophetic Herbie Nichols, Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 featuring Al McKibbon on bass and Art Blakeyon drums. The two 10 LPs are combined here onto a single

Highlighting the crises of convenience

with sounds ranging from the breezy ‘Clea Caught A Rabbit’ to the terrible beauty of ‘Wishing Well’ - each song typifying the bouzouki or guitar style

With his new remix album

Palaatine March 7

000 units in the United States

enough to have Moore declare it his fave along with the band‰۪s swan-song The Eternal

Twin Roots - Know Love3

and counter-melodies

with the title for the first coming from something Greg Dulli said while shuddering involuntarily in the sudden cold wind walking to my car after a Twilight Singers recording session

Nestled deep in the forests of Mendocino County in Northern California

Of Soul 1981) A6: Phyllis Smith ‰ÛÒ I Need Somebody To Love (J&M 1000/Yew 1969) A7: The Courtships ‰ÛÒ Love Ain‰۪t Love (Glades 1972) B1: The Inviations w/Lou Curtin ‰ÛÒ Let‰۪s Love (And Find Together) (Silver Blue 1973) B2: J

including Sonic Youth and Swans