Aretha Franklin - Amazing Grace

Aretha Franklin - Amazing GraceAretha Franklin disproved the notion that once you leave the church, you can't go back. She returned in triumph on this 1972 double album, making what might be her greatest release ever in any style. Her voice was chilling, making it seem as if God and the angels were conducting a service alongside Franklin, Rev. James Cleveland, the Southern California Community Choir, and everyone else in attendance. Her versions of 'How I Got Over' and 'You've Got

(** exclusive to vinyl)

Liu was praised for her seamless integration of darkened

Available on indies-only blue vinyl

presents ‘Solidarity’ and ‘Door To The River’ in the same order as originally planned in 2000

And Pete Kember is Sonic Boom

Gibbs and Madlib replace Crockett and Tubbs for a follow up to the blaxploitation inspired “Pinata: The 1974 Version”

No management credit on sleeve

United By Fateis an impressive first record

was also released as a single

Ltd 2LP - neon green vinyl

Channeling spiritual/modal jazz and Latin rhythms

Moss’s near indescribable sound plays testament to the notion that he is perhaps the last of the line of producers directly influenced by Ron Hardy at the Music Box