Sonny Rollins : Peckham, 1965 (Print) Reggae & Ska

Sonny Rollins : Peckham, 1965 (Print) Reggae & SkaSonny Rollins : Peckham, 1965 Limited Edition Print Sonny's gig at the Walmer Castle took place on 17th January 1965 almost certainly an additional South of the River date to his Ronnie Scott's appearance the following night, testament to the prodigious reputation the venue's jazz sessions had built. Rollins was joined by Stan Tracey on piano, Rick Laird on double bass and Ronnie Stephenson on drums. The same year he recorded his soundtrack to the

Thank You For The Venom

Jimi Hendrix was scheduled to record with Gil Evans' Orchestra but died before the session could take place

it has been growing in demand on 12" for the past decade

and suicide haunt the record

where echoes of trance

the frothy disco delight of Happens At Night

But it's perhaps "Zone"

most hopeful person on earth singing to herself in an empty room

While The Uneventful Vacation marked the musicians' final record together

original copies of this album still change hands in excess of $500

as well as their first release for Interscope

AR Luciani