Joe Henderson - Page OneWhile Joe Henderson seemed to arrive fully formed on his auspicious 1963 debut Page One, the album was really a showcase for the transcendent collaboration between the tenor saxophonist and trumpeter Kenny Dorham who would form a potent frontline team on numerous mid 60s Blue Note classics. Page One opens with a pair of indelible Dorham compositions (Blue Bossa and La Mesha), with the balance of the six song set penned by Henderson including his

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with Martin Muscatt

“We knew what we wanted and we have what we wanted

exclusive photographs and guest commentaries about the project while the Deluxe CD box includes 3 x 68-page hardback books of similar material

teasing squiggles of freedom which defy the false grid of modern life

and iconoclasts

Killer hits and imaginative pop abound

Johnny Moped

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Pierce had renamed the band as "Spiritualized Electric Mainline"

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Fantasy Island was recorded in an old studio on Merseyside during the summer of 2019