The Necks Travel Antennas to Hell Blue Mitchell owed much of

Blue Mitchell owed much of his popularity in South Africa to a six-week tour with saxophonist Harold Land in 1976

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‘Can I do that again and correct it

The Necks Travel Antennas to Hell Blue Mitchell owed much ofTravel, the 19th studio album by Australian improvisational trio The Necks, documents their recent practice of starting each day in the studio with a 20 minute trio improvisation. The recordings offer some of their most ecstatic and captivating music cut to tape. As bassist Lloyd Swanton puts it: Its a really nice communal activity to bring us together in focus each day, and some lovely music has resulted from it. Although a straight live