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Leo Nocentelli
Another Side

Another Side
Another SideAnother Side

Catno

LITA 191

Formats

1x Vinyl LP Album Stereo

Country

US

Release date

Nov 19, 2021

Leo Nocentelli Montpellier Le Discopathe

50 years on from the recording of Leo Nocentelli's Another Side album and it still resonates. To mark the occasion it gets a special first ever release on Light in the Attic featuring all new, unreleased and never before heard tunes. It was the guitarist's first ever album and it features Allen Toussaint, James Black and George Porter Jr. and Zigaboo Modeliste of The Meters. It was recorded at Cosimo Matassa's Jazz City Studio in New Orleans sometime in the early seventies but was somehow lost. It features some of his most tender and vulnerable sounds and is only being heard because it somehow survived Hurricane Katrina and was discovered 2000 miles away in Southern California.

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Thinking Of The Day

A2

Riverfront

A3

I Want To Cry

A4

Pretty Mittie

A5

Give Me Back My Loving

B1

Getting Nowhere

B2

Till I Get There

B3

You've Become A Habit

B4

Tell Me Why

B5

Your Song

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