Curtis Mayfield - CurtisLimited edition pressing on yellow vinyl. First released in 1970, Curtis was the debut solo album from former Impressions vocalist Curtis Mayfield and saw him moving away from the doo wop and R&B of his former band into much more funky and psychedelic territory. Although his debut yielded one of his biggest hits with 'Move on Up', for our money the album's real highlight is it's epic opening salvo '(Don't Worry) If There's a Hell Below, We're All

and dominated Best of 2012 lists

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carpet-bombing bass

A laid back

the listener is blasted with alternate soundworlds - from the musique concrete minimalism of tracks like Beachy Head and Exoticato their most cited track Hot on the Heels of Love the blue print for almost every leftfield electro track that followed

produced by Beck and Randall Poster

the follow-up to debut album 'Definitely Maybe'

ecstatic release

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more percussion-heavy 'Moby Dick'

Without exaggeration

Delivered after a slightly longer period between records than fans had been used to