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The concert was introduced by Big Black’s Steve Albini (who at the time was banned from the venue) and subsequently released as a semi-official bootleg under the title Hold That Tiger on writer/provocateur Byron Coley’s impishly Geffen-baiting label Goofin’ (years later the band would use this nom de guerre for their own imprint)

Balance takes a confident step away from its predecessor in both feeling and sound

The live drums are by James Barone (same as their 2018 album

Music Sounds Better With You anniversary Collectors Edition

Lonnie Smith - Drives Artist_Charles Bradley combining squealingOne of the most creative and funkiest organists of all time, Lonnie Smith was first introduced to Blue Note listeners by standout sideman appearances with saxophonist Lou Donaldson who featured the B3 virtuoso on late 1960s soul jazz classics including Alligator Bogaloo, Mr. Shing a Ling, and Midnight Creeper. Smith went on to lead his own excellent Blue Note dates including his label debut Think! (1968) and Turning Point (1969). As the calendar