Tonight At Noon HS268VL Vocals by Solemn Brigham

Vocals by Solemn Brigham

the album waded deep into the blues

plus an additional 10" LP of rare bonus tracks and a forward by Jamaican music historian Herbie Miller

sufism and jazz music

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Tonight At Noon HS268VL Vocals by Solemn Brigham"Tonight At Noon" compiles tracks from two earlier recordings sessions: one session from 1957 with Jimmy Knepper on the trombone, the drummer Dannie Richmond, saxophone player Shafi Hadi and the pianist Wade Legge, which were released on the album "The Clown" (Atlantic 1260). The second session took place in 1961 with Booker Ervin and Roland Kirk on the saxophone, Knepper, the bassist Doug Watkins, Mingus at the piano and Richmond on the drums, and