Collaboration rhythm & blues of the earliest of mornings

of the earliest of mornings spent with a mono ear-piece strung from a transistor or amateur crystal hearing about someone else’s problems

on vocals and rhythm guitar

born out of two practices and a recording session

CLAMM dodged lockdowns to record at Rolling Stock and Sound Park Studios with Nao Anzai (NO ZU

The break from "Sorcerer Of Isis" has been one of the most sampled in hip-hop music

Collaboration rhythm & blues of the earliest of morningsIn 1956, singer Helen Merrill hired arranger Gil Evans to write charts for a dozen songs. In 1987, they had a reunion and 11 songs were recorded again with fresh arrangements by Evans. This album showcases some of the most rewarding work of both artists, making it a classic for fans of jazz and big band music.