The Soothsayer (Vinyl LP) Afrobeat & African

The Soothsayer (Vinyl LP) Afrobeat & AfricanThe Soothsayer was the seventh album by Wayne Shorter, recorded in 1965, but not released on Blue Note until 1979. And it really was worth the wait. A stellar line up and Jazz innovations which pointed the way for Jazz directions throughout the 70's and 80's Wayne Shorter tenor saxophone Freddie Hubbard trumpet James Spaulding alto saxophone McCoy Tyner piano Ron Carter bass Tony Williams drums

"That's Right" proffers an easy

I've been a fan as long as I can remember

Performed with a ferocious intensity

The opening concert of The Cairo Jazz Band was in Ewart Memorial Hall at The American University 23/02/1969 followed by many other concerts in various prestigious places such as the Old Opera House

includes an extensive booklet with rare photos

and also Terry Laird Dj Deep and Traumer

the young virtuoso melds jazz with dub

It was his mind-boggling guitar work

A Day in a Yellow Beat is the culmination of this process to date

political and cultural landscape of the time

Black Heavyweight LP

Beginning with the sinister I Should Have Known Better a song that has so little to do with the same-titled Beatles song that it really is scary