#469 Plug Me In - Eddie Harris 12" Inch Reuben Howell “You made your

Reuben Howell “You made your bed” on the flip is a banger and is the first time to appear on 7” Perfect Djs tool

In 1969 the New Breed Band changed their name to A Different Bag and moved to Los Angeles

Elliot and I made a demo of the song on a cassette and we let Al Muntzie hear it: he liked it

’s song “Thanks” debuted on Gilles Peterson’s “Worldwide Family Vol 2” compilation (curated by Kutmah)

If you need some no nonsense organic jazz on your turntable

#469 Plug Me In - Eddie Harris 12" Inch Reuben Howell “You made yourhttps: youtu. be QDf1zwgFKaI PLUG ME IN (LP) Eddie Harris Saxophonist Eddie Harris a favorite sample staple of jazz leaning hip hop producers of the 90s was a very busy man in the 1960s, releasing albums at a brisk pace since his first as a leader in 1961. By the late 60s he had fully hit his stride, as both a performer and an innovator. A case in point is heard very clearly on this gem from Harris expansive catalog 1968s Plug Me In, which features