Doug Carn: Infant Eyes (Indie Exclusive Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP Be With Records and the undeniable anthem-like quality

and the undeniable anthem-like quality of "Get Together" (inspired by Stardust's "Music Sounds Better with You")

but Hood's edit of Gino Socio's "Dancer" is designed to destroy dancefloors with a super slow build up the just keeps climbing

abandoning the assertive guitars and the generous helping of hooks of their 2013 effort

reviewed by the mgmnt 11/2000

Doug Carn: Infant Eyes (Indie Exclusive Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP Be With Records and the undeniable anthem-like qualityKeyboardist Doug Carn's 1971 debut record for Black Jazz introduced his stylistic wrinkle of adding lyrics to jazz classics like John Coltrane's 'Acknowlegement (A Love Supreme),' Horace Silver's 'Peace,' and Wayne Shorter's title track, all sung by the gorgeous, thrilling voice of his wife Jean Carn. A crack outfit of drummer Michael Carvin, saxophonist flautist George Harper, trombonist Al Hall, Jr., trumpeter Bob Frazier, and bassist Henry Franklin