Licorice Stix - American MadeA album that can be described as funk jazz with a touch of 60's psychedelia, Licorice Stix's "American Made" is one of a long line of interesting obscure albums to come from the stable of the mysterious, legendary Los Angeles based musician producer entrepreneur known as Johnny Kitchen. Originally released in 1978, copies of the original LP sell for top dollar in collector's circles. Finally available in the digital domain, all selections have been

In addition to Burniss Travis on bass and Jeremy Dutton on drums

besides granting power and wealth to whoever possesses it

and then push them to the furthest possible edge

Now situated near Los Angeles

they find their memories drifting back to the wonderful times they've had

and has been active since 1936

He has released 7 solo albums and collaborate with the likes of Bond composer David Arnold

as my studio is in the same building"

Polish pianist Katarzyna Musial

the album is a blend of jazz

as well as a 3-piece rhythm section

The only problem is the brief 90 seconds running time