Mr. Super Cool: Black Vinyl LP

Discover the long-lost 1973 album from Graham Dee, an unsung hero who was a key figure in the London session scene in the '60s and later became a prolific songwriter, producer, and A&R man. This album is being released on vinyl for the very first time. 'Mr. Super Cool' sounds like a long-lost film soundtrack, vividly evoking the early '70s and offering a fascinating look into the record-making of that era. It was recorded at Sarm East with arrangements by Gerry Shury. The album was recovered from an unmarked quarter-inch tape during a house clearance. Graham gave an incomplete acetate to Acid Jazz founder Eddie Piller, who shares the whole story in the sleevenote. Tracklisting includes: 1. Mr. Super Cool, 2. You’re A Dream Maker, 3. Cold Harbour Lane, 4. Turn And Look Behind, 5. Corner Of The World, 6. Answer Man, 7. Don’t Let The Music Get You Down, 8. You’re My Lady (It’s Been A Long Time), 9. Life’s A Roundabout, 10. So Much I Want To.

To enjoy this vinyl album, first, make sure your record player is clean and in good working condition. Place the vinyl gently on the turntable, align the needle carefully on the start of the first track. When you're done listening, lift the needle gently and turn off the record player. Store the vinyl in its sleeve and keep it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent warping. Avoid touching the playing surface of the vinyl with your fingers to keep it clean. If the vinyl gets dirty, use a proper vinyl cleaning brush to gently clean it. This will help you get the best sound quality and keep your album in great shape for years to come.