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Steppin’ Out (Blue Note Tone Poet Series) PP4L The title may or may

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The title may or may not have been a parody of Beatles '65

and feel ever more relevant now)

my Brooklyn Mom

Originally released as a Record Store Day exclusive in November of 2020

Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing of this 1971 album

Steppin’ Out (Blue Note Tone Poet Series) PP4L The title may or mayTenor saxophonist Harold Vick was born in Rocky Mount, North Carolina, and played with R&B bands coming up before working as a sideman with soul jazz organ greats including Jack McDuff and Big John Patton. Vick made his first Blue Note appearance in April 1963 on Pattons Along Came John, and a month later Alfred Lion brought the saxophonist back into the studio to record his own debut as a leader, the underrated soul jazz gem Steppin Out. For the

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