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CA 60001LP
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"Back to the Roots is an album by pianist Ramsey Lewis which was recorded in 1971 and originally released on the Cadet label."
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CADET 826LP
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2021 restock. Exact repro of this 1969 Chicago soul album from guitarist Phil Upchurch, arranged and conducted by Charles Stepney. Tracks include "Black Gold," "America," "Cross Town Traffic," "Voodoo Chile" and Adam And Charlene."
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CA 60033LP
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Stepping out from his early '70s albums for Blue Note, Hammond player Reuben Wilson is joined by The Cost Of Living, a band comprised of drummer Bernard Purdie, keyboardist Richard Tee and saxophonist Alfred Ellis. Classic funk and rare groove tracks, including "Stoned Out Of My Mind." Exact repro of the 1975 LP.
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CA 50041LP
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Exact repro, originally released in 1974. "Terry Callier's third and final album for the Cadet label is the most soulful and supple of the bunch -- Marvin Gaye's classic Motown LPs from the same early 1970s period serve as a good reference point, both in their richly-detailed arrangements as well as their thoughtful political and social messages. Despite its contemporary feel, however, much of the material on I Just Can't Help Myself dates back several years -- both the powerful 'Alley-Wind Song' and the John Coltrane tribute 'Can't Catch the Trane' were initially recorded during the 1969 sessions which later comprised the First Light collection, while the graceful reading of Duke Ellington's 'Satin Doll' was and would remain a longstanding highlight of Callier's live set." --All Music Guide
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MSM 37190LP
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Exact repro reissue of this 1972 album from the "demolisher of classification and master of introspective musical self-expression." Consistently dope from start to finish, but the highlight is the opener, album version of "Dancing Girl," hotly-tipped by Slow To Speak.
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CADET 844HLP
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Exact reissue on 180 gram vinyl. Originally released in 1970 on Cadet. Featuring Phil Upchurch (Fender electric guitar), Cleveland Eaton (Fender electric bass), Morris Jennings (drums), and Ramsey Lewis (Steinway grand piano, Fender-Rhodes electric piano).
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