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offering something of a blind-men-and-elephant paradox
Cornell Campbell’s ‘Ten to One’ featured here is a stunning recut of the original Studio One single by The Mad Lads who first covered this Curtis-penned hit for the Impressions
It is thus completely logical that it came out on the label of the Association for the Development of Improvised Music (A
creating a swinging
won eight NZ Music Awards and took out Giles Peterson’s Worldwide Music Awards in the UK
Dolette McDonald - 'Xtra Special' B2B offering something of a blind-men-and-elephantA 'Xtra Special' Vocal B 'Xtra Special' Instrumental https: www. youtube. com watch? v=CsNcxetgieE https: www. youtube. com watch? v=ySEtOWemEuw Recorded in New York in 1982 as a cover version of Atmosfears Xtra Special from the same year, the single has become a flagship release amongst collectors and music lovers from a long line of versions under the production of Began Cekic and his various Brooklyn based labels. Epitomising the time honoured
