LEST WE FORGET: Revisiting Count Bass D’s 2002 Album ‘Dwight Spitz’

January 8, 2018 Jesse Ducker

Our recurring ‘Lest We Forget’ series is devoted to celebrating albums that have been unfairly overlooked and warrant revisiting.

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