QUEBEC, IKE – It Might As Well Be Spring

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QUEBEC, IKE – It Might As Well Be SpringRecorded in 1961 and released on Blue Note in 1964, "It May As Well Be Spring" is often considered as an ideal companion to Quebec's famous "Heavy Soul" . Here the saxophone player displays a relaxed set of standards, including classic songs from the American repertoire such as "Willow Weep For Me", "Lover Man" and "Ol Man River". Perfect material to express his warm, lyrical tenor sax voice while Freddie Roach on organ, Milt Hinton on bass, and Al

Foo Fighters are Dave Grohl

Up The Beach Ocean Size Had A Dad Ted

and I think it's almost a good thing they didn't make any more

Hellhammer

Like lightning in a bottle

" Shannon Shaw says

This legendary band is the brainchild of Death Metal God Paul Speckmann

and a quality production really adds credit to the Brandt brothers’ total dedication

5:29 C2 Cast No Shadow 4:51 C3 She's Electric 3:40 D1 Morning Glory 5:03 D2 Untitled 0:39 D3 Champagne Supernova

the old school audio clips stitch in between most of the tracks made the album have it’s own distinguishable flow

B3 Submarine

there are just so many quotable lyrics