Free Will - Cold Cold Morning

Free Will - Cold Cold MorningWhat transpires from this album, besides the psychedelic blues with a touch of jazz and sometimes a component of garage (for example the fantastic arrangement of "River Deep, Mountain High") is the great technical preparation of the music performers. Listening to these songs today it's hard to believe that they've been recorded in 1969 and what's even more surprising, in addition to the guitar strings and the beautiful singers voice, is that the

they deliver an explosive mix of d-beat and rockish hardcore and a progressive package of slow and melodic riffs that outburst in massif d-beat devastation

this double LP features classics like the rollicking Rainy Day Women #12 & 35

the band’s tenth studio album

it is Death Metal that rises erratically above all: forceful

Preservation Hall Jazz Band

Fronted for their entirety of their career by Ian 'Lemmy' Kilmister

it's good to know that there is strength

Artwork and Layout by Adim Ashtakam Art & Qayin Mandala Graphex

Produced by the legendary Travis Barker

” and “Denia” showcase Manu’s gift for crafting melodies that feel both intimate and borderless

It includes covers of soul classics from the likes of Stevie Wonder

and additional overviews by jazz historian Ben Young and producer Irwin Chusid