Jimmy McCracklin - The Rockin' ManThe album explores McCracklin's career with twenty eight carefully selected recordings. The album begins it's musical journey in 1948 with Big Foot Mama when McCracklin was homing his style to perfection, then the timespan moves forward to 1950 through to 1962. The early titles were hard hitting R&B rockers and prime examples are; Rockin' All Day, Just Won't Let Her Go, and She Felt Too Good. The middle 1950s heralded new musical directions with the

Highly recommended jazz fusion

The instrument's sonic aesthetics naturally combine refinement and opulence

1980/4 hrs

There is even a brief appearance by Roberta Flack on the album

ensuring that 'TWICE SECOND' boasts the same impeccable production that fans have come to expect from the mastermind behind Primal Fear

establishing him as a major influence on younger artists from the area including Young Thug

seven tracks performed live at KCNET studios

and later examples like Brook Benton

The first performance of 'The Trumpeter of Sackingen' on May 4

and she's out to get her own form of revenge

He had "the personality of a hydrogen bomb"-as the notorious ultraleft band the Brain Police once put it-and a sound to match

the group was back together with a renewed sense of purpose