Ron English - Fish Feet FLAC

Ron English 180 Proof Records Strata Records Soul Jazz Funk Post Bop Free Jazz 2015

Genre:	Jazz / Soul - Funk
Performer:	Ron English
Title:	Fish Feet
Style:	Soul-Jazz, Funk, Post Bop, Free Jazz
Date of release:	2015
Label:	180 Proof Records, Strata Records
Catalog Number:	OEP1005
Country:	US
FLAC album size:	2228 mb
MP3 album size:	2553 mb

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Tracklist

1	Meadowlark	4:52
2	Yet And Still	5:17
3	I Surrender, Dear	2:20
4	Bees	5:50
5	Ultima Linda	3:55
6	Fishfeet	8:06
7	You Make Me Feel Brand New	9:22

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
PCD-93213	Ron English	Fish Feet ‎(CD, Album, Ltd)	P-Vine Records	PCD-93213	Japan	2009
OEP1005	Ron English	Fish Feet ‎(2xLP, Ltd, Num, RM, Gol)	180 Proof Records, Strata Records	OEP1005	US	2015
OEP1005	Ron English	Fish Feet ‎(2xLP, Ltd, RM, TP)	180 Proof Records, Strata Records	OEP1005	US	2015

Credits

Alto Saxophone – Norma Jean Bell
Art Direction – Jake Holloway
Bass – Ed Pickens
Co-producer, Percussion – Charles Moore
Cover – Overton Lloyd
Curated By – Amir
Drums – Danny Spencer , George Davidson
Guitar, Co-producer – Ron English
Horn [Section] – Marcus Belgrave (tracks: 1,2,4,5,6), Phil Ranelin (tracks: 1,2,4,5,6), Ralph "Buzzy" Jones (tracks: 1,2,4,5,6)
Mastered By – Alex Abrash
Organ – Lyman Woodard
Percussion – Leonard King
Piano – Kenny Cox
Soprano Saxophone – Larry Nozero

Notes

Previously unreleased, recovered & remastered from original master tapes. Heavy stock gatefold jacket. Limited black 180gram edition of 1000 individually foil numbered copies.

Barcodes

Barcode (Sticker on Shrink-wrap): 659123046411

Video

Modifyn

Hey, that was my mellotron that Lyman played on You Make Me Feel Brand New. :)

Gio

This release really lacks bottom end. I hear some nice bass-lines but they are very quiet. There is almost no punch to the bass at all, like the low-end frequencies are missing. Not sure if it's a pressing issue, a problem with the mix or just how it was recorded, but it's a little disappointing. Anyone else notice this? Other than that it's a great session and everything was lovingly done with this reissue, as usual with 180 Proof's Strata releases/reissues.

Brannylv

Try the Japanese CD Release . . . excellent . .

Kiutondyl

Yep, utterly miserable. Missing the bottom end completely, must be a pressing issue as the youtube clips has the full, proper sound (as much as their compression allows!)