TONY SCOTT - IN AFRIKA (1957-1970)
great guy, passed away too soon
mayibue afrika! uhuru! (long live afrika! freedom!)
calling the gods
freedom day
rain prayer
aaee-aaoo
the witch doctor
voodoo
penny whistle song
the zulu walk
tony scott plays clarinet, flute, trumpet, drums and bells with the senegal tribal group, recorded in dakar in 1970 (tracks 1-7)
tony scott plays clarinet, bass, guitar, drums with the south afrika penny whistles serenaders, recorded in johannesburg in 1957 (tracks 8-9)
great guy, passed away too soon
mayibue afrika! uhuru! (long live afrika! freedom!)
calling the gods
freedom day
rain prayer
aaee-aaoo
the witch doctor
voodoo
penny whistle song
the zulu walk
tony scott plays clarinet, flute, trumpet, drums and bells with the senegal tribal group, recorded in dakar in 1970 (tracks 1-7)
tony scott plays clarinet, bass, guitar, drums with the south afrika penny whistles serenaders, recorded in johannesburg in 1957 (tracks 8-9)
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Man, you have some great ears. I've been working my way back grabbing some great stuff. Thus far, of all these blogs providing access to this music, this one is tops. You've help inspire me to create my own blog. If you like the stuff on this site, you may dig the stuff at Lost Soul.
-t k
many many thanks for the three new
very nice records great music here as always big thanks
trumpetaaa says
fantastic record what a surprise never knew that tony scott could play trumpet too
he sounds almost like don cherry
thanks for sharing it
Hey there, I'm new to the whole blogging scene and was hoping you'd be gracious enough to add me to your links list. I'd really appreciate the gesture, and of course the favor has already been returned.
Best,
Seth Watter
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Hello Pharaoh,
thanks for the opportunity to hear Tony Scott in Afrika! A triumph, looking forward to tracking down the '67 self titled lp too...
What a superb album! Thank you for sharing this unique music. The trumpet playing struck me too. As already mentioned, he does sound a little like Don Cherry, and before reading the "fine print" I thought that it might even by Hugh Masekela.
Thank you much.
Muchas gracias!!! :D
Brilliant! Tony Scott never ceases to amaze. Thank you for posting this - I had heard of the album but had never been able to find it.
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