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Morton Subotnick - Touch - LP collection_sad_records It’s a bold statement of

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It’s a bold statement of Lateef’s boundary-pushing artistry and global musical vision

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This 1971 vintage vinyl pressing of Tom Paxton's *How Come The Sun* offers a snapshot of the American folk singer-songwriter’s enduring craft

The albums capture a live-in-the-studio energy with extended tracks like "Rock Salt" that highlight the interplay between Burrell and his bandmates

Morton Subotnick - Touch - LP collection_sad_records It’s a bold statement ofMorton Subotnick Touch Morton Subotnicks Touch is a natural pull for listeners interested in electronic music at its more abstract and experimental edge. With album specific documentation limited, the safest way to frame its appeal is the music category itself: this is not a mainstream pop or rock record, but a vintage electronic title built for a more adventurous shelf. This copy is a 1972 Japanese import quadraphonic vinyl pressing, which gives it a

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