Live At 131 Prince Street (Vinyl 2xLP) Afrobeat & African

Live At 131 Prince Street (Vinyl 2xLP) Afrobeat & AfricanStrut continue their in depth archive reissues from the Black Fire label with a definitive edition of JuJu's Live At 131 Prince Street, recorded in 1973 at Ornette Coleman's gallery in New York and featuring a previously unheard recording of the Pharoah Sanders composition "Thembi". After forming in San Francisco while working on the Marvin X theatre piece 'The Resurrection of the Dead', JuJu began to hone their uncompromising fusion of Afro Latin

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in 1962 john coltrane was under assault from conservative critics who had labeled his tumultuous extended performances "anti-jazz"

Here Smith's penchant for catchy melodies laid against song structures that build in intensity continues

For fans of John Cooper Clarke

The Edgar Wallace-Themed Lyrics ('The Hound Of The Baskervilles') And The Creaking Organ Sounds Give This Beat Song An Almost Goth-Like Allure

Dizzee's sixth album and first in four years

Mura Masa's endless desire to learn and push himself further has led to where he finds himself on R

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the show started at midnight on 1st January 1990 and was broadcast across Europe at the time

Calexico and Iron and Wine first made an artistic connection with In the Reins

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Let Me Follow You Down" and "See That My Grave Is Kept Clean"-made the abundant talents of this legend-to-be obvious