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Where The Soul Of Man Never Dies - Hank and Audrey Williams
The Todd “Mystifying Me”
Slit Throat Requiem emerges as a black metal attestation to the genre’s true spirit and manifesting flame
television appearances and a great deal of press coverage
a long time sideman for original white R&B belter Mitch Rider and a former member of Rob Tyner’s new MC5 in the late ‘70s
LLOYD MILLER - Oriental Jazz LP hardcore Where The Soul Of ManOriental Jazz was recorded, compiled and self released in 1968 while Miller was studying at Brigham Young. The record, originally pressed in a quantity of 300 copies, sought to combine a cool, modal style with the exotic arrays of instruments and styles that Miller had picked up during his travels. Miller included songs he'd cut with Gilson in his Parisian studio years before, and a solo piano piece that he recorded in one of the school's practice
