Boz Scaggs: Limited Turquoise Vinyl LP Slum Village Hot on the heels of

Hot on the heels of phenomenally well received first cut "Dancing Man" ("the end result of an abstract tale about a sinister character - DIY Magazine") which was seized on by the likes of Steve Lamacq

1967 – Third Set

from its iconic cover (which the Clash later paid homage to on the cover of 'London Calling') to the twelve great tracks to its unprecedented sales figures (it topped the billboard album charts for 20 weeks)

New York and Los Angeles

Boz Scaggs: Limited Turquoise Vinyl LP Slum Village Hot on the heels ofDeparting from the Steve Miller Band after a two album stint, Boz Scaggs set up shop in Muscle Shoals, recording his debut album with that legendary set of studio musicians known for their down and dirty backing work for Aretha Franklin and Wilson Pickett, among many other Southern soul legends. The Muscle Shoals rhythm section and guitarist Duane Allman give this music genuine grit. From the Jimmie Rodgers cover Waiting for a Train and the folky Look