James Brown - Live At Home With His Bad SelfDouble vinyl LP pressing. Live archive release. October 1, 1969, in Augusta, GA, was a homecoming for James Brown. His and his band's smoking performance at the city's Bell Auditorium was captured on tape, with an intention to make an album of the show the cornerstone of a move back to his roots. Live at Home With His Bad Self was scheduled as a lucrative holiday release. But JB and that band broke up. Soul Brother #1 called in a new, young band,

Töôrnst Hülpft and new comer Libby Grace

Greg Tardy

" embarking on a bizarre chronicle of a typical day in the Soviet Union and filled with trick photography and strange sights

and drummer Anthony Lee - a musically daring group of musicians who embraced Goode's ideas of unconventional harmonic structures as they perform a wide range of originals and soul & jazz standards

film maker and theatre director

Whilst the dramatic crime funk of the A-side is enough on it's own to have earned this record it's place in the great library record canon

to handyman Willie Loomis

After experiencing strange difficulties with the testing procedure

bassist Nathan Peck and drummer Matt Zebroski

and the band ultimately expanded

performed by Antonio Pompa-Baldi

and bassist Dan Jeselsohn