Gregory Porter- Water (Vinyl) Danger Mouse & JeminiDouble vinyl LP pressing. Gregory Porter's debut studio album, Water originally released in 2010 under the Motema Music label is now reissued on Blue Note Records. The tracks include love stories such as "Illusion and Pretty," and protests for African American civil rights like "1960 What?" which recounts the 1967 Detroit riots. Water was hailed by fans and critics alike, elevating Porter to the status of the next great jazz star and marking the
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with rollicking saxophone and piano over tales of hard-on-their-luck neighborhoods
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Recorded and abandoned in the catacombs of Independence
reminding listeners that they can get back to a more "organic" mindspace
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