Kanu Ntshoko - Woza Bayeza
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlA593E6phA
From LP "African Pulse".
Cape Town musician, mentored by Louis Moholo-Moholo [check on AMF], a champion of free jazz and a close friend of Ntshoko’s grandfather.
Kanu Ntshoko - Woza Bayeza
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlA593E6phA
From LP "African Pulse".
Cape Town musician, mentored by Louis Moholo-Moholo [check on AMF], a champion of free jazz and a close friend of Ntshoko’s grandfather.
Sings by Patty Waters, released in 1966 on ESP Disk.
"Patty Waters comes alive on this legendary 1965 debut. Sings features seven ballads and a shocking version of “Black Is The Colour Of My True Love’s Hair”. With Patty’s moans, whispers, screams, and wails, this track helped cement her reputation as a vocal innovator, one whose influence extended beyond jazz to Yoko Ono and Diamanda Galas. "
"Patty Waters Sings, like so many records on the ESP-Disk label, seems to enter our world unprecedented, fully formed from a completely different and far superior place." - Perfect Sound Forever
https://pattywaters.bandcamp.com/album/sings
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90-lTWcbOfc
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Recorded (around this time) and released 40 years ago, "New York Performances" may be the only Borbetomagus LP that hasn't been reissued on CD? I remember reading that it's probably because it isn't that good. But it's better than I remember, especially the A side. Did I hear some Albert Ayler? The B side is rather badly recorded (or rather, not bad in a good way). And it has some nice photos of the band!
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