Shuggie Otis - Here Comes ShuggieHere Comes Shuggie Otis (1971) is the debut album by guitarist and songwriter Shuggie Otis, when he was only 18. Produced and arranged by his father, Johnny Otis and Dan Aldrich, the set features nine original cuts co written by the pair. The album is evenly divided between vocal tunes and instrumentals. Shuggie's guitar is improvisational poetry. Shuggie's vocals weren't quite there, and were still somewhat tentative, but his gorgeous guitar solo is

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The Sound Track - I See The Light

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this classic quartet album features Roland Kirk on saxophones and several famous Haynes drum solos

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But the most surprising thing about this album might be the fact that it's a debut

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