STANLEY TURRENTINE - Hustlin' LP emo and even the grunge scene

and even the grunge scene

Right down to the mucky late 1980s-style cover art

One of Rolling Stone’s 500 Gre­atest Albums of All Time

Brooklyn trio carve out their own path with anxious garage punk

STANLEY TURRENTINE - Hustlin' LP emo and even the grunge sceneMastered from the original analog tapes. 180 gram vinyl. Stanley Turrentines 1960s Blue Note output was reliably excellent, but this 1964 session featuring his thick, blues drenched tenor saxophone backed by organist Shirley Scott, guitarist Kenny Burrell, bassist Bob Cranshaw, and drummer Otis Finch, surely ranks with his very best. From the relentless groove of Trouble (No. 2) to the scorching dialog between Turrentine and Burrell on Ladyfingers to