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1. PERCEPTION [2 LP]
2. Perception
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Double Vinyl LP edition of Perception, the 2017 release from NF.Track List:
1. Intro III
2. Outcast
3. 10 Feet Down (feat. Ruelle)
4. Green Lights
5. Dreams
6. Let You Down
7. Destiny
8. My Life
9. You're Special
10. If You Want Love
11. Remember This
12. Know
13. Lie
14. 3 A.M.
15. One Hundred
16. Outro
3. Perception
4. Extra Soul Perception (Limited Translucent Blue Vinyl Edition)
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Sax session man on records by Bobby Blue Bland, Barbara Acklin, the 5 Dutones, Charles Wright and the Watts 103rd St Rhythm Band, Alvin Cash, Otis Clay, and just about any soul artist who cut for Chess in the mid-60s, Milt Bland a.k.a. Monk Higgins is not what you would call a household name, but hip hop crate diggers know him well; his catalogs been sampled about 250 times! Higgins recorded as a bandleader for the Dunhill, United Artists, and Buddah labels, but without a doubt the most hotly sought after album he ever made was Extra Soul Perception, the one-off record he cut in 1968 for the Solid State label, the United Artists jazz imprint started by jazz arranger Manny Albam, producer Sonny Lester, and legendary engineer Phil Ramone. Backed by a crack band consisting of guitarist Arthur Adams and drummer John Guerin (probably best known for his work on Joni Mitchells Court and Spark) among other accomplished session cats, Higgins warm, earthy tenor tackles a mixture of originals and funk-infused covers of songs like Little Green Apples and Canadian Sunset, deftly threading the needle between commercial and uncompromising throughout. The result: a soul jazz classic that trades for as much as $90 on the used vinyl market. For its first-ever vinyl repress, we have preserved the unusual unipak design of the original LP, and have pressed up 1000 copies in limited edition translucent blue vinyl; and for its CD debut, weve added liner notes by Skip Heller that place Higgins and this album in the broader context of 60s and 70s jazz and R&B. Remastered by Mike Milchner at SonicVision, and released on our co-branded Real Gone Music/Dusty Groove imprint, this is some of the tastiest stuff weve ever reissued!5. Perceptions
6. The Doors Of Perception
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1966 release.7. Penalty By Perception
8. Primary Perception [LP + MP3 Download Card]
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(Vinyl LP + Download Card) Nick Jaina was born a writer and has always loved music so much that he wanted to channel that writing into music. Living in Portland since 2001, he's tried to explore all the ways that he can challenge himself and be an artist. This has led him to ballets, scoring film and plays, and always digging for more treasure. Nick's 6th album, Primary Perception, refers to the gut instinct or sincere spontaneous emotions you have in a given moment, versus the calculated thought-out response that comes after. Nick took that approach to the recording process, gathering people in the studio who wanted to be there and figuring out what song to play only once they were all assembled. The album features guests from Fruit Bats, Y La Bamba, Menomena, Loch Lomond, Ages and Ages, Portland Cello Project, and Point Juncture, WA. Also available on CD.9. Depth Perception