Amen (So Be It): Limited Clear Purple Vinyl LP Ghostface Killah Switched-On Eugene documents the Eugene

Switched-On Eugene documents the Eugene Electronic Music Collective and some of the many synthed-out gures in and around Oregon’s iconic hippie stronghold during the 1980s

Thanks to its exotic Afro-Cuban patterns

Absence (George Crumb)

the miners’ paean popularised by Tennessee Ernie Ford in the 1950s

the Kevin Fingier Collective returns with an all-new

Amen (So Be It): Limited Clear Purple Vinyl LP Ghostface Killah Switched-On Eugene documents the EugeneSony Music will celebrate the 25th anniversary of Amen (So Be It) with a special coloured vinyl edition. Originally released in 1999, this timeless album will be available for the first time on a limited edition clear purple pressing. Paddy Casey on recording Amen (So Be It). I went into Sun Studios with Pat Donne to record some demos to see if I had any songs and came out 3 days later with an album, cheapest date Sony ever had. I love this album, who