Music →Earl's Closet The Lost Archive of Earl Mcgrath 1970-1980 (Light In The Attic Records)

Earl McGrath was a notorious Hollywood character; Harrison Ford was his handyman, and McGrath counted Andy Warhol and Joan Didion among his close friends. Atlantic's Ahmet Ertegun offered McGrath his own imprint in 1970. He was a larger than life character who left behind a larger than life collection of recordings when he died in 2016; when journalist Joe Hagan looked in McGrath's closet, the first box he pulled off the shelf was a master tape of the Rolling Stones. Described by the label as a journey into the heart of an era, "Earl's Closet" gives an intimate portrait of a world that's long disappeared. Filled with rock, pop, folk, country, funk and R&B recordings that scream loudly of wild parties, free love and free-flowing substances, full-color narrative that's boosted by Hagans expansive liner notes. It's giving Boogie Nights.
Earl's Closet: The Lost Archive of Earl Mcgrath 1970-1980 (Light In The Attic Records)
Folk, Blues, World & Country, Ballad, Vocal, R&B, Soul, Funk, Beat, Soft Rock | Light In The Attic Records
320 kbps | MP3 | unmixed | 15-07-2022 | 01:15:43 | 385 Mb