This is a fine album. It’s been a real challenge editing photos so as not to give anything away about high res Tidal while doing beta testing. And now we have it.
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Yes, a good one. I have it on an old Vogue LP pressing but have been pondering the recent Craft reissue (partially thanks to @TheKevster’s excellent sales job) 
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On to Albert King in session with Stevie Ray Vaughan. A cracker, 2 blues giants jamming and clearly having fun.
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Vinyl
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Incredible recording by the young drum maestro and never sounded better than in this Tone Poet LP edition.
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LP - Naim Records 2013 : )
Sons of Kemet - Burn
Shabaka Hutchings – saxophone, clarinet
Oren Marshall– tuba
Seb Rochford – drums
Tom Skinner – drums
with
Dave Okumu – guitar (tracks 4, 5)
Recorded at Fish Factory Studios, London.
Released on 9th September 2013
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I’m warming to this 
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Not sure he’s their equal, as brilliant as he is. The Beatles changed our culture. Dylan is arguably comparable. Maybe James Brown.
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Agree 100% about the Beatles, and like your take on Dylan and James Brown. But… one could argue that Stevie was a monumental force for cultural change among African-Americans, with a consistent message of positivity, integrity and Black pride.
Anyway, thanks for starting this discussion, and for your thoughtful replies.
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What’s interesting in that article was that this image was composed of a number of images! And I just thought it was a clever pose!
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