Basra TSOV-179 darker than dark

darker than dark

Tank from Tank & The Bangas

while somehow still sounding utterly their own

Are you ready to Become Awake

Gaga and Cooper collaborated on the soundtrack album with an assortment of country musicians

Basra TSOV-179 darker than darkVinyl LP pressing. By the time drummer Pete La Roca recorded his debut album Basra in 1965 he had already appeared on nine Blue Note sessions as a sideman and spent time in bands led by Sonny Rollins and John Coltrane. But it was another tenor titan, Joe Henderson, that La Roca brought in as the sole horn voice to front a dynamic quartet that was completed by what liner note writer Ira Gitler called "one of the most attuned rhythm sections in jazz"