) While these spliffheads are perhaps best known for initial hits like the street-tough "How I Could Just Kill a Man" and the wheezing
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On the cover of his Blue Note debut Gordon appears perched in a Central Park carriage in a sharp-looking trench coat
Book Of Dreams [LP] 8/30/1988 ) While these spliffheads arePersonnel: Steve Miller; Les Dudek, Curley Cooke (guitar); Norton Buffalo (harmonica); Jachym Young (piano); Charles Calimise, Bob Globb (bass); Kenny Johnson (drums); David Denny, Greg Douglass, Byron Allred, Lonnie Turner, Gary Mallaber. Recorded at C. B. S., San Francisco, California. Personnel: Steve Miller; Les Dudek, Curley Cooke (guitar); Norton Buffalo (harmonica); Jachym Young (piano); Charles Calimise, Bob Globb (bass); Kenny Johnson