v/a- Turn It Loose, Ain't No Good: Savoy Gospel 1970-1979 2LP swamp and a sense of humor

and a sense of humor

he presents himself as utterly over everything—including punk in general

Their self-titled debut album is the culmination of few years of putting ideas together internationally and periodically recording in Mikey's home studio

The album starts with two quite calm songs:

pizza and tacos Marriage somehow has created Pool Blunt

v/a- Turn It Loose, Ain't No Good: Savoy Gospel 1970-1979 2LP swamp and a sense of humorThe second of three volumes surveying surely the mightiest Gospel label of them all. Sublime crossings of gospel with the soul, funk and jazz of the Black Power era. Twenty rapturous cuts dot dazzlingly between Muscle Shoals soul, screwed breakbeat, Mizells style fusion, disco and proto house. Triumphant re workings of Sly Stone, Donny Hathaway, and Herbie Hancock's "Head Hunters" will have listeners throwing their pew cushions into the air. Drawn