Amazonas (Jazz Dispensary Top Shelf Series) (LP) + "Dankest Grooves" T-Shirt (Berry) Bundle PR77063 Lucky Thompson

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Lavoe made his solo debut on the Colón-produced album La Voz in 1975

down-home interpretation of Wilson Pickett’s “Don’t Let the Green Grass Fool You

The Goodees: "Didn't Know Love Was so Good"

and Mary Peak Patterson

Amazonas (Jazz Dispensary Top Shelf Series) (LP) + "Dankest Grooves" T-Shirt (Berry) Bundle PR77063 Lucky ThompsonAmazonas finds legendary vibraphonist Cal Tjader deep in his 70s Brazilian jazz fusion bag, operating at the sonic intersection between Rio and California, backed by a pairing of Airto Moreira on production, and George Duke on arrangements, and guest performances by Hermeto Pascoal, David Amaro, and Raul De Souza. This Jazz Dispensary Top Shelf reissue of Amazonas was cut from the original analog tapes (AAA) by Kevin Gray, pressed on 180 gram vinyl at