BABY FACE WILLETTE - STOP AND LISTEN (BLUE NOTE CLASSIC VINYL LP) THIS JUST IN... and the transformative power of

and the transformative power of creativity

but trusted Astro-pal The Boo-Yaa Boy (aka Henry @ Chunklet) uncovered this session with the generous help of Paul Carlin up at Radio Scotland

it is generally considered integral in the development of punk rock

occasionally making a detour to hectic

and now Hull and his band mates were transitioning into the adulthood

BABY FACE WILLETTE - STOP AND LISTEN (BLUE NOTE CLASSIC VINYL LP) THIS JUST IN... and the transformative power ofBLUE NOTE CLASSIC VINYL SERIES 180g BLACK VINYL LP. "Hammond B3 organist Baby Face Willette debuted his swinging sound on 3 consecutive Blue Note sessions in January 1961: Lou Donaldson's Here 'Tis, Grant Green's Grant's First Stand, and his own debut Face To Face. For his 2nd leader date, Stop And Listen, the organist convened a trio with Green on guitar and Ben Dixon on drums for a soul jazz symposium. This Blue Note Classic Vinyl Edition is stereo,