Kenny Cox and the Contemporary Jazz Quintet- Multidirection LP folk Laughing Gear combine modulating analogue

Laughing Gear combine modulating analogue synths with Compu-Rhythm drum machine loops

and bassist Moby Medina (aka Moby Maximillian) with drummer Jerry Nolan later of the New York Dolls oddly uncredited on the LP

the desire for a loud

Nine cold tracks for a new dark age

‘A Woman’ shines bright with Cecilia’s intimate and prismatic approach that unites Poly Styrene’s fierce delivery with the ethereal vocal melodramas produced by Joe Meek in the 60s

Kenny Cox and the Contemporary Jazz Quintet- Multidirection LP folk Laughing Gear combine modulating analogueRecorded at GM Recording Studio East Detroit, MI 1969 by Jim Bruzzese Detroit has a long tradition of being the farm team for the Big Apple jazz big leagues, but just as important is the acknowledgement of local legends who left their mark on the city by staying put and releasing amazing music right in Detroit. Kenny Cox and the Contemporary Jazz Quintet is one such group that could have and definitely should have had a wider audience in their day,