Panache - Every Brother Ain't A Brother - 12

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Panache - Every Brother Ain't A Brother - 12"Originally released as a 12 single in 1982, Every Brother Aint A Brother was the final record from Brooklyn multi instrumentalist and producer Freddie Thompsons Panach band. Built around a fully cleared sampled bassline from The Message by Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five, Every Brother Aint A Brother plays out like a summertime stroll through New York in the early 80s. The streets are full of excitement, but as the lyrics, written by vocalist

embued with flavors of funk

In the opening Procession

“Keep in mind

when one reinterprets productions by a man whose name also defines a complete “post-Dilla” era

‘Special’

The full-sized front pocket comes with an easy to access organizer panel for business cards

sexual and political subject matter was the cause of the film’s notoriety for many years

Keyboardist and composer Weldon Irvine is among the most celebrated Jazz-Funk artists of all time

The microscopic vacuum bubbles produced in an ultrasonic record cleaner implode with a great force to loosen and carry away contaminants in an ultrafast process that reaches places other methods simply cannot

before focusing on a career in banking over music

Raw leather interior and an adjustable leather strap

A follow up to their successful 2018 We Jazz album

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