Kamasi Washington - Epic

Kamasi Washington - Epic180 gm vinyl three LP pressing. The most ambitious jazz album to arrive in ages, Los Angeles saxophonist composer Kamasi Washington's eagerly awaited debut clocks in at 172 minutes with never a dull moment. While his terrific 10 piece band already pack a wallop thanks to their doubled basses and drums, Washington usually embellishes them with a string section and angelic choir. Like his luminous playing on Kendrick Lamars To Pimp a Butterfly,

and it’s still one of the most honest records the genre has ever produced

Featuring unforgettable tracks like "Teardrop

this vinyl is a must for any collection

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From the socially conscious title track Sign o’ the Times to the euphoric I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man and the electrifying U Got the Look

and embodying a glamour that's been up for three days straight

Benedict Cumberbatch

It’s a perfect entry point for newcomers and a greatest-hits thrill ride for longtime fans

Kim Gordon (bass guitar

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but it's hard not to feel a piece of him in each one - a half-imagined

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