Jackson C. Frank-Jackson C. Frank

Jackson C. Frank-Jackson C. Frank2024 repress. "Jackson C. Frank's eponymous album is the embodiment of folk legend. Issued in late 1965 on the UK Columbia label, it was for many years more famous for its producer (Paul Simon) and the musicians who would go on to cover its songs (Nick Drake, Bert Jansch, Sandy Denny) than for the hauntingly beautiful music contained inside. Frank's backstory certainly adds to the legacy: born in Buffalo, New York, he used the settlement from a

Remastered from the original concert tape reels and in cooperation with the Bill Evans estate

with full sleevenotes

Producer Danger Mouse and rapper Black Thought have both made careers out of bridging cultural gaps

Includes “Gloria

contributed the distinctive tenor saxophone sounds that gained him highest praise as a truly spiritual soul right from the days of playing with John Coltrane and his wife Alice and on seminal solo albums

Starting to tear in the slightest bit but does not hurt eye appeal much at all

very enjoyable re-recordings of old Stupid Humans songs (Stupid Humans being guitarist Bruce’s pre-Subhumans band…)

And somehow it is the Lost Souls who emerge from that time and place with the greatest mystique and some of the most adventurous music

catchy to deliberately hard-turning

” MUNA

The album contains most songs written for the play Alice

Great shape after being washed in our ultrasonic cleaner