The James Taylor Quartet - 'Wildflower' / 'Guiding Light' (7" Vinyl) Spring Revisited

The James Taylor Quartet - 'Wildflower' / 'Guiding Light' (7" Vinyl) Spring RevisitedJTQ Return to Acid Jazz At the very birth of Acid Jazz there was the James Taylor Quartet. Hammond player extraordinaire James Taylor was fresh from the split of The Prisoners when he recorded Herbie Hancocks Theme From Blow Up and signed with Eddie Pillers Re Elect The President label, the precursor of Acid Jazz. In 1993, after albums for Polydor and Big Life, Acid Jazz and James hooked up again and released In The Hand Of The Inevitable, for many

which was reissued on Miles Away earlier this year

A liberal political outlook and a large African American and Latino population

This is Day One – Earth-o-Naut

and the music restored and remastered from the original master DATs

A new version of the album half-speed mastered at Abbey Road Studios by Miles Showell

Through it all shines a passion – sometimes coming out as anger – that drives the music

The James Taylor Quartet – ’The Money Spyder’

This is the second

1’ has long been a holy-grail LP for Afro-Cuban music aficionados

Acid Jazz presents the new album from Mama Terra  – ‘Inner Space’

1 Bigger Than A Dog (Original Witchazel Intro)

David and Nick returned to some unused sessions they had recorded for the film