This beautiful Shuggie Otis album went largely overlooked at the time of its release in 1974, which is a shame, because it's one of those albums that you hear new things in every time it's on the platter. Shuggie played every instrument himself, giving the listener a look into his psyche: soothing, subtle, harmonious and elegantly funky. Some say the album is ahead of its time - so much so it would fit into the trip-hop genre with ease.Disc 11. Inspiration/information - Shuggie Otis (4.07)2. Island Letter - Shuggie Otis (4.40)3. Sparkle City - Shuggie Otis (5.55)4. Aht Uh Mi Hed - Shuggie Otis (4.14)5. Happy House - Shuggie Otis (1.08)6. Rainy Day - Shuggie Otis (2.39)7. XL-30 - Shuggie Otis (2.05)8. Pling! - Shuggie Otis (4.24)9. Not Available - Shuggie Otis (2.26)