Charlie Earland- Black Drops-LP

• Format: LP
• Label: Prestige, Prestige, Prestige Records Inc., Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, Longwear Plating, Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey
• Catalog number: PR 7815
• Country: US

Copy notes: Beautiful vinyl, in OG shrink.

Charlie Earland’s Black Drops offers a quietly compelling session that favors attentive listening over flashy display. This 1970 pressing presents Earland’s organ work within a compact acoustic ensemble, inviting you into a world where tracks like "Sing A Simple Song" and "Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head" are reimagined with thoughtful interplay rather than bombast. The album’s tone leans toward subtle grooves and nuanced dynamics, making it a rewarding find for those who appreciate jazz-inflected textures without the usual electric firepower. This vinyl comes in very good plus condition, with a glossy surface that shows only minor, faint paper scuffs unlikely to affect playback. The straightforward 1970 pressing holds up well, providing a clean window into Earland’s focused approach. It’s the sort of record that sits nicely among other acoustic sessions, proving that even a drop in the vinyl ocean can carry weight if you know where to listen.

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