Ike Quebec - Bossa Nova Soul SambaVinyl LP pressing. Reissue, originally released in 1962. Bossa Nova Soul Samba came as Ike Quebec's best contribution to the fruitful marriage between jazz and Brazilian music. Recorded in 1962 and released on Blue Note in the same year, this was Quebec's final recording before his death in January 1963. A beautiful studio session dominated by Quebec's tenor sax warm tone and the light and gentle groove provided by Kenny Burrell (guitar), Wendell

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and Wes Montgomery

An eclectic collection of works composed by the Pulitzer Prize nominated Fredrick Kaufman that through the choral pieces and orchestral works displays the themes of his influences namely the exploration of the unknown

allowing it to be both raw and satisfying throughout

An active performer

Since then it has been championed for it's "luminous orchestration and exalted tone

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With "Black Sunday" the High Roller edition of "Ample Destruction" contains a bonus track

Clowns dive deep into the theme of immortality across twelve electrifying tracks that surge with defiance and vitality

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