Don Cunningham

• 180 GRAM VINYL

• HEAVY-WEIGT TIP-ON JACKET

• INCLUDES DIGITAL ALBUM DOWNLOAD

• 4 STARS ALL MUSIC GUIDE

Ridiculously rare vinyl, superb musicianship, and a Playboy club are ingredients that make the Don Cunningham Quartet's "Something For Everyone album so tasty and one of the most collectible and highly sought-after jazz-dance records since the '90s.

Originally released in 1965 as a limited 500 pressing and available exclusively through the St. Louis Playboy Jazz Club, it was reissued by Luv N'Haight in 2003. Carefully re-mastered from original analog tapes, it features the often-sampled rare groove clas-sic "Tabu" along with the swinging sounds of "Quiet Village" and "Samba De Orfeu".

PERSONNEL:

• Don Cunninghan (vibes, marimba, drums, sax, timbales)
• Marion Miller (piano, arranger)
• Joh Mixon (bass, cello)
• Manny Quintero (drums, timbales)

TRACKS:

• SIDE A
• A1. Angelina
• A2. I'm Your Slave
• A3. Quiet Village
• A4. Tabu

• SIDE B
• B1. Manha De Carnival
• B2. Sylvie
• B3. Samba De Orpheu