Lou Donaldson - Alligator Bogaloo

Lou Donaldson - Alligator BogalooLimited 180gm vinyl LP pressing. Alto saxophonist Lou Donaldson scored a hit with "Alligator Bogaloo," the jaunty and memorable lead cut and title track of his 1967 soul jazz classic, but the album brims with funky grooves from start to finish with the breezy "Aw Shucks," rollicking "Rev. Moses," and the sinuous minimalism of "One Cylinder." Alligator Bogaloo marked the beginning of a fruitful and long running collaboration between Lou and organ

The world might seem increasingly complex and be spinning ever faster

but with more of an ear for melody

and their curious

construction noise would drill through the walls on all sides of the apartment in the developing LA neighborhood

circa 2005

The new album brings ten new songs by Dunaj

pressed on striking purple and black splatter 7” vinyl

who had recently been killed in a bus accident

New York's Ron Browz (Nas's "Ether"

as their first Salsoul Records album Instant Funk soared to the top of the soul and dance album charts

The Eagles’ One of These Nights arrives on limited 180-gram vinyl LP

"Take Five"