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The Kris Wanders Unit - On The Edges Of Silence
Kris Wanders, one of the most powerful tenor saxophonists to ever breathe air through the horn, was at the birth of European Improvised Music in the 1960's. A member of the seminal Globe Unity Orchestra his collaborators of the time included Peter Brotzmann, Louis Moholo and Fred van Hove, Alexander von Schlippenbach etc…
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Valanga Khoza and Leo Dale-Driving Music
All the sensiblities of ambient groove with the added tonal warmth of beautifully played instruments from traditions around the globe. Combining Valanga's native South African vocals, guitar and kalimbas with the European jazz of Leo's flutes and saxes
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Way Out West - Old Grooves for New Streets
This album draws on many influences: Vietnamese, African and a dash of the Middle East, all melded into Knight's original grooves, aided by Ray Pereira's percussion and Dave Beck's inspired drumming. Multi-instrumentalist Nguyen is a mainstay, also contributing some fine guitar work
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Zebra Crossing-Zebra Crossing
African Jazz that ROCKS - Beautiful Sth African vocals and kalimba. Intricate West African Percussion. Soaring jazz sax and flute. 'Valanga Khoza, Ray Pereira and Leo Dale make music that keeps the outside world at bay.'
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