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Woody Shaw: Love Dance Vinyl LP emo vinyl records MGM’s distribution of Gordon Parks’"Originally released in 1976 on Muse Records, 'Love Dance' stands as one of Woody Shaw's most spiritual and forward thinking sessions. This audiophile reissue restores the album's full tonal richness, capturing Shaw's soaring trumpet lines and the ensemble's dynamic interplay with unprecedented clarity. Shaw leads a powerhouse lineup including Billy Harper, Steve Turre, Ren McLean, Cecil McBee and Joe Bonner through five expansive tracks blending