Hear, Sense and Feel (Black Jazz Series Reissue): Vinyl LP Municipal Waste the guy in the pink

the guy in the pink suit –arrestingly depicted on the sleeve of House Party by acclaimed figurative artist Tristan Pigott –is starting to fall apart before real-life Keaton has fully clocked it

allowing old wounds to heal and bringing painful chapters to a close

and along the way they have scattered some wonderful pearls

while the Blu-ray offers the complete Travelin’ Band:  Creedence Clearwater Revival at the Royal Albert Hall film

Hear, Sense and Feel (Black Jazz Series Reissue): Vinyl LP Municipal Waste the guy in the pinkThe Awakening were the only "group" recorded by Black Jazz, for which they made two albums; those two releases happen to be among the most collectible in the label's entire catalogue, which, given the value Black Jazz titles command in the open market, gives one an idea just how sought after these records are. Recorded in 1972, Hear, Sense, and Feel marked the band's debut, and featured the same line up that played on next year's Mirage. Being from