Memphis Underground Rock & Roll this album serves as a

this album serves as a final showcase of her talent at its peak

Lead singer Joe Dukie's smooth and soulful voice is complemented by a mix of horns

Although THE COLLEGE DROPOUT features top-notch cameos from Talib Kweli

Once again a crowd of musical influences - the kitchen sink drama of 60's Scott Walker

These intimate home recordings blend spoken word and gospel

Memphis Underground Rock & Roll this album serves as aA seminal figure in the New York Jazz scene of the 1960's and 1970's, the flautist's quest for authenticity led him to many corners of the musical world. Recorded in Memphis, with Roy Ayers, the young vibraphonist who would make his own mark of the jazz funk landscape in the 70's with Ubiquity, Larry Corryell and Sonny Sharrock, two outstanding rock inclined guitarists, and backed by the Memphis Rhythm Section, this album sounds soulful to the core.