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Gil Scott-Heron – We’re New Here [New Vinyl LP]

Gil Scott-Heron – We’re New Here [New Vinyl LP] Artist: Gil Scott-Heron Title: We’re New Here Format: Vinyl LP Genre: Jazz Vocals UPC: 634904051716 Release Date: 2011 Record Label: XL Recordings Album Tracks1. I’m New Here2. Home3. I’ve Been Me (Interlude)4. Running5. My Cloud6. Certain Things (Interlude)7. The Crutch8. Ur Soul and Mine9. Parents (Interlude)10. Piano Player11. NY Is Killing Me12. Jazz (Interlude)13. I’ll Take Care of You In February 2010, Gil Scott-Heron released I’m NEW HERE, his first album in 13 years. The album was enthusiastically received by fans and critics alike. Meanwhile, the last 18 months have been meteoric for Jamie xx. His band the xx’s self titled debut album received huge acclaim, picking up 2010’s prestigious Mercury Music Prize, while Jamie garnered respect for his remixes and solo productions. So what happens when one of the most exciting young producers around reworks one of the most acclaimed albums from a true legend? the result is Gil Scott-Heron and Jamie xx’s WE’RE NEW HERE.Copyright DirectToU LLC. All Rights Reserved.

Louis Armstrong & Duke Ellington – Great Summit [New Vinyl LP] Bonus Track, 180

Louis Armstrong & Duke Ellington – Great Summit [New Vinyl LP] Bonus Track, 180 Artist: Louis Armstrong & Duke Ellington Title: Great Summit Format: Vinyl LP Genre: Jazz Vocals UPC: 8436028690305 Release Date: 2012 Record Label: Wax Time Album Tracks1. Duke’s Place 05:032. I’m Just a Lucky So and So 03:093. Cottontail 03:424. Mood Indigo 03:575. Do Nothin’ Till You Hear from Me 02:386. The Beautiful American 03:087. Black and Tan Fantasy 03:598. Drop Me Off in Harlem 03:499. The Mooche 03:3810. In a Mellow Tone 03:4811. It Don’t Mean a Thing (If It Ain’t Got That Swing) 03:58 Limited edition 180-gram vinyl LP reissue. Satchmo and The Duke were each in the midst of revitalized careers that were soaring higher than the fame of their youth when they joined forces to record «The Great Summit» in 1961. Each already was an unparalleled legend for nearly 30 years, and it is surprising they hadn’t recorded more together. But then their styles were so different. Ellington was the sheer embodiment of sophistication and elegance in jazz. Armstrong was the earthy pulse of the people at large. Each had a ceaseless creativity and vitality that could only be matched by the other. All stylistic differences aside, few musicians on earth have had their sense of swingin’ rhythm. This reissue remains a musical feast for the ears as Louie puts his own take on the music as Duke performs his biggest hits! You’ll be blown away on «Mood Indigo;» «Black and Tan Fantasy;» «The Mooch;» «In a Mellow Tone;» «It Don’t Mean a Thing (If It Ain’t Got that Swing)» and more. It couldn’t possibly sound better than it does on this 180-gram audiophile vinyl.© DirectToU LLC. All Rights Reserved.