Open Sesame: Vinyl LP Crime & the City Solution REFUGE OF THE ROAD [6:37]

REFUGE OF THE ROAD [6:37]

I See You Baby (feat Gramma Funk) (Fatboy Slim Remix)

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These ironies are designed to help cope with the species’ loathsome vulnerability and to try and reconcile how disproportionate their imagination is to the monotony of their existence

/ the broken heart in the sky can chew to bits infinite astronauts

Open Sesame: Vinyl LP Crime & the City Solution REFUGE OF THE ROAD [6:37]Trumpeter Freddie Hubbard burst upon the Blue Note scene in June 1960 with his auspicious debut album Open Sesame. Within 6 months Hubbard had already recorded a follow up (Goin Up) and appeared as a sideman on sessions with Tina Brooks (True Blue), Hank Mobley (Roll Call), Kenny Drew (Undercurrent), and Jackie McLean (Bluesnik). Hubbards bravado style was already fully formed on Open Sesame with his brilliant tone and jaw dropping technical prowess