The Best of Black Jazz Records 1971-76 (Vinyle) Rémy Belvaux But he also spent his

But he also spent his summers in Ponza

This edition is a wonderful high-quality version

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dressing in a Viking-inspired costume and embracing neopagan beliefs

The Best of Black Jazz Records 1971-76 (Vinyle) Rémy Belvaux But he also spent hisGene Russell was the creative force behind the label, acting as producer, engineer and A&R and focussed on developing new solo artists. Black Jazz Records released 20 or so superlative albums in a four year period, all successfully blending spiritual jazz, funk and soul jazz. This album brings together some of the finest music released by the label in its short four year history, closing its doors finally in 1975.