Discover "Mr. Super Cool," the unreleased 1973 album by Graham Dee, an iconic figure of the 1960s London music scene as a session musician, songwriter, producer, and A&R manager. Available on vinyl for the first time, this album evokes the atmosphere of film soundtracks of the era and offers a fascinating immersion into early 1970s music production. Recorded at Sarm East Studios with arrangements by Gerry Shury, the album was found on an unmarked quarter-inch tape during a clear-out, after Graham had given an incomplete acetate to Eddie Piller, founder of Acid Jazz. Eddie Piller tells the full story in the liner notes that accompany the album's meticulous presentation. An essential piece for vintage music enthusiasts and collectors.
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