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nice. thanks a lot.
these enja albums are so random and hard to find.
I'm very excited about this one!
Long tracks by recognised soloists with exotic names always intrigue me. Can't resist it.
And I nominate you as my favourite blog, pharaohsdance. You have more of what I like.
Excellentissimo ! Thanks vesper
very very nice
Thanks a million! :)
I just recently found this at a local record store and was surprised to see it on your blog. This is such a killer set.
Incredible record....there is so much music that has fallen through the cracks and into obscurity. Thanks for re-surfacing this one!
Thanks a lot! For many years I searched for this gem (which is the perfect companion for the equally remarquable "Music From the Source") and finnaly found it!
Many, many thanks!
May the Sound be with you!
Blessings
Marley
PS Will you forgive me... but I have a request:
Pharoah Sanders - Village of the Pharoahs
everyone keeps commenting on this one with your new Chico freeman post. so I thought I'd have a go. looks interesting.
another fine set. thanks very much.
Gratitude, my brother.
Unbelievable !!!!
Cheers.
Hi Vesper,
I’ve linked to this page within my re-post of Cecil McBee’s “Mutima” (1974). This is part of the “Orgy in Rhythm” classic series, keeping bacoso's great work out there (with permission).
All the best,
Simon
Only just got around listening to this - brilliant stuff. Thanks
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