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DORHAM, KENNY – Trompeta ToccataKenny Dorhams 1964 album Trompeta Toccata would be the final album that the great underrated trumpeter and composer would record as a leader, and it stands as a fitting testament to his prodigious talent. The album featured a stellar quintet with Dorham and his frequent collaborator Joe Henderson on tenor saxophone along with pianist Tommy Flanagan, bassist Richard Davis, and drummer Albert Tootie Heath. The brilliant album cover design by Reid Miles

and would influence other bands such as Minutemen

While some songs sound crunched for time

Miller and Schrock agree that this is their first record approached with intentionality

Chanting Of The Priests (Live) Sadist (Mistress Of The Whip) Witching Hour (Live) Dead Of Nite Acid Queen Bursting Out Bitch Witch 7 Gates Of Hell Dead On Arrival Hounds Of Hell Schizo (Live) Leave Me In Hell Senile Decay (Outtake) Snots Shit Aaaaaarrghh Venom

” marking it as a sequel to Enema Of The State’s closing track

and the resplendent “Musette and Drums”

soft hi-hats

" "Brother Soul" and "The Caterpillar" — "Peepin'" reigns supreme

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It's probably an understatement to say FAT MIKE is a bit of a contentious figure

He says so himself on “Hype”: “I don’t take this shit for granted / I do my own propaganda

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