Sam Cooke - Live at The Harlem Square ClubLive at the Harlem Square Club is a classic live album by soul singer Sam Cooke, backed by well known R&B musicians King Curtis, Clifton White and Cornell Dupree to name a few. Although recorded in 1963, the LP first saw the light in 1985. Live at the Harlem Square Club easily stands the test of time next to albums such as James Brown's Live at the Apollo or Jackie Wilson's Live at the Copa. In 2003, the album was ranked number 443 on Rolling Stone

an autobiographical set that reflected the solitude and landscape in which it was recorded (Los Angeles)

Martin Luther King

BADBADNOTGOOD were brimming with new creative energy

“This is the catchiest batch of protest songs I’ve ever written in one sitting

the single question that has come up more than any other

but it’s also a mission statement in an era when plenty of us have discovered what “the blues” really means

it’s still out there floating somewhere

The estates of Runcorn were space-age futurist with external plumbing

Now That You Left Me Duff Thurmond 5

Abetting Cleveland during the recording process was a familiar gallery of co-conspirators: multi-instrumentalist Will Sprott of Shannon & the Clams

“to bring in a three-piece brass section – it fitted some of the songs beautifully

it gradually builds with various solos and duets