Stanley Turrentine - Hustlin' Drop 429 DOESN'T show you how far

DOESN'T show you how far hip-hop has come and how much it should be celebrated we're not sure what it'll take

Listen for the subtle lyrical adaptations and the witty exchanges between Denver and his minstrels

Remastered from the original analog tapes by Robert Smith himself

Includes 2 180g color LPs and a DVD of the full show with performances not included on the vinyl and extra features

It doesn't get much more iconic (or more 80s) than Slippery When Wet

Stanley Turrentine - Hustlin' Drop 429 DOESN'T show you how farStanley Turrentine Hustlin' Part of the Blue Note Tone Poet Series reissues, this is just beautiful, rhythmic, and completely accessible jazz. If you're looking for an entry point into what can be a very intimidating genre this is a great album to include in your starter pack. Seasoned jazz veterans will find plenty to be excited about with this album too. Accessible certainly doesn't mean elementary. There's some amazing musicianship on full display