Blast Furnace!

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The Hammond organ is the main character of this soul and orchestral journey that tells the story of industrial decline and the death of the steel towns in the Northeastern United States. From the depths of the rusty steel mills of Youngstown, Ohio, Colemine presents the highly anticipated reissue of Blast Furnace!, the melting debut of the Scone Cash Players. Adam Scone is the musician behind the screaming organ featured on all the gems of the Sugarman Three from Daptone such as "Sugar's Boogaloo," "Soul Donkey," "Pure Cane Sugar," and "What the World Needs Now." The album was recorded at the Dunham Street studio in Brooklyn, with his old comrades from the Dap-Kings, Thomas Brenneck, Eric Kalb, Homer Steinweiss, and Ian Hendrickson-Smith, the "Bliss Machine" behind Scone's groove. A very rare moment for these masters of music and taste, captured between two tours with Sharon Jones and Charles Bradley. Recorded in 3 days and distilled into 40 minutes of pure emotion, it’s a sad story, the story of the necessity to abandon one’s art for responsibilities. It’s a journey that the Hammond B3 organ was not accustomed to. This album is unique, incomparable to any other organ record. Don’t expect to hear what you want. Free your mind. Feel the heat of the furnace, but don’t get burned… For fans of Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio, The Sure Fire Soul Ensemble, New Mastersounds, Soulive, Jimmy Smith, Khruangbin.

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  2. Bliss Machine
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  3. The Slitter
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  4. Heavy Gauge
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  5. Necking
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