Sings Again: Gold Vinyl LP Hot Milk Blurring lines of indie-rock

Blurring lines of indie-rock

originally released in 1994

To anyone familiar with Stanley Brinks' huge discography - more than 100 albums - it might sound more raw in a way

Jim Hughart on bass

featuring two originals and covers of The Shop Assistants' "Something to Do" and the classic "All I Really Wanna Do" (in the vein of Cher's version)

Sings Again: Gold Vinyl LP Hot Milk Blurring lines of indie-rock180 gram audiophile vinyl Chet Baker sings compositions from Rodgers & Hart My Funny Valentine Someone To Watch Over Me (Ira and George Gershwin) and All Of You (Cole Porter) Limited edition on gold coloured vinyl 50th Anniversary Timeless Jazz sticker affixed on plastic sleeve American trumpeter Chet Baker was a major innovator in cool jazz, leading him to be nicknamed the prince of cool. He earned much attention and praise through the Fifties,