Jazz & Avantgarde African Flavad 2xLP Recorded in Johannesburg, South Africa in Gatefold sleeve.
Saxophonist Shabaka Hutchings has been ubiquitous on the U.K.'s jazz and electronic scenes over the past half-decade with Sons of Kemet, Heliocentrics, and other bands. Earlier in 2016, he was nominated for a Mercury Prize -- as part of the Comet Is Coming -- for their debut full-length Channel the Spirits. He was a core member for percussionist Sarathy Korwar's Indo-jazz fusion offering Day to Day. Wisdom of Elders rounds out Hutchings' portrait as a composer and bandleader. This date features the leader in the company of seven musicians from South Africa, performing his "psalm in nine parts." Recorded in a single day in a Johannesburg studio, this exercise in Afro-Futurism (Hutchings' term) is rooted in traditions: Afro-Caribbean folk and calypso, Sun Ra's space-age blues, John Coltrane's spiritual modalism, Miles Davis' spectral In a Silent Way, and of course, South African jazz tradition that came of age
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Mzwandile
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Joyous
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The Observer
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The Sea
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The Observed
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Natty
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OBS
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Give Thanks
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Nguni
Last FM Information on Shab
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The band is from Iran.
Former/Past members
Behnam "Hermit" : Guitar
Omid "King Arckanum" A. : Guitar, Bass
Hamid ``Avinar`` M.A : All instruments
Morteza "Nightking : Guitar
Their albums are:
Mourning In The Night (démo - 2004 )
Abyssic Imperial (CD - 2004 )
Buried In Dreamland (démo - 2005 )
Darkness (démo - 2005 )
From The Book Obscure Written (CD - 2005 )
True Silent Dying (CD - 2006 ) Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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