The Pyramids' King of Kings reaches beyond jazz with Ugandan harp and balafonMusic linernotes album music
The Pyramids recorded King of Kings in a single day on ancient burial mounds in OhioMusic linernotes album music
Oneness of Juju was the second incarnation of James Plunky Branch's Afrocentric jazz groupMusic linernotes album music
Malcom Myers's Tribal People was a British library music release on Bruton MusicMusic linernotes album music
Neil Young produced On the Beach with three co-producers across the tracksMusic linernotes album music
Mike Oldfield recorded 274 overdubs and 2,000 punch-ins for Tubular Bells — a one-man orchestra.Music linernotes album music
Mike Oldfield played a 1966 Fender Telecaster on Tubular Bells — previously owned by Marc BolanMusic linernotes album music
Ahmad Jamal's trio on The Awakening featured Jamil Nasser and Frank Gant.Music linernotes album music
Sandy Denny's The North Star Grassman cover shows her weighing seeds in an apothecaryMusic linernotes album music
Sandy Denny's The North Star Grassman and the Ravens came out in September 1971Music linernotes album music
Sandy Denny, Richard Thompson, and John Wood co-produced The North Star Grassman and the Ravens.Music linernotes album music
Sandy Denny recorded The North Star Grassman and the Ravens across two London studiosMusic linernotes album music
Gil Scott-Heron's Pieces of a Man was recorded at RCA Studios in New YorkMusic linernotes album music
Gil Scott-Heron's 'Home Is Where the Hatred Is' was backed by 'The Revolution Will Not Be Televised.'Music linernotes album music
Steve Goodman's 'City of New Orleans' found a second life through Arlo GuthrieMusic linernotes album music
John Prine was discovered by Atlantic's Jerry Wexler at a Kris Kristofferson showMusic linernotes album music
Jerry Wexler pushed Aretha toward hippie anthems for Live at Fillmore WestMusic linernotes album music
Fred Foster produced Kristofferson's debut — he also signed him to Monument.Music linernotes album music
Donny Hathaway Live ranked No. 48 on Rolling Stone's 50 Greatest Live Albums of All TimeMusic linernotes album music
Bill Withers' Live at Carnegie Hall is one of the greatest live albums ever — Rolling Stone ranked it 27th.Music linernotes album music
Bill Withers on vocals, guitar, and piano at Carnegie Hall with a full band.Music linernotes album music
Aretha's backing band at Fillmore West was a murderer's row of session greatsMusic linernotes album music
Aretha Live at Fillmore West was Aretha's first Gold album in three yearsMusic linernotes album music
Antônio Carlos Jobim played piano, electric piano, and guitar on Stone Flower.Music linernotes album music
Led Zeppelin recorded Physical Graffiti at Headley Grange using the Rolling Stones Mobile StudioMusic linernotes album music
Ted Templeman produced Little Feat's Sailin' Shoes — the last outside-produced album until 1977Music linernotes album music
Sailin' Shoes was the last Little Feat album with original bassist Roy EstradaMusic linernotes album music
Ron Elliott of the Beau Brummels played rhythm guitar on Little Feat's 'A Apolitical Blues.'Music linernotes album music
