Home Boy And The C.O.L. LP fg_Vinyl Color_Black & Blue Swirl With White Splatter referring to the parliamentary bell

referring to the parliamentary bell used to alert politicians to return to the House

the mythical City of Gold is Spanish legend

As was the case with Creedence

Whether in relation to this newfound sense of openness or their at-home ways of composing

aggressive approach with singer-songwriter Dylan Baldi's extraordinary talent for perfect pop

Home Boy And The C.O.L. LP fg_Vinyl Color_Black & Blue Swirl With White Splatter referring to the parliamentary bellReissued on vinyl for the FIRST time, Home Boy And The C. O. L. is Cecil Lydes self titled debut under the Home Boy name and was released in 1982 on his own label Alwest Records. The whole album is backed by a fantastic cast of all star players that includes John Stephens (Miles Davis, Stevie Wonder), Fred Brown (Gwen McCrae), Rommel Sinclair (Fred Wesley), Gary Bell (Lionel Hampton), Carl Lockett (Pharoah Sanders, Chuck Mangione) and Terry Carter