Modern Sound Quartet - Otinku - VINYL LP
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Re-issue of hard-to-find 1971 jazz album, originally recorded and released in Finland.Fascinating fusion of modern jazz and elements of Caribbean music, African roots and pan.Quintet featuring Rudy Smith from Trinidad & Tobago, plus musicians from Barbados, Surinam, and Ghana.The introduction of steelpan as a jazz instrument in Europe.
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- GenreForeignDescriptionRe-issue of hard-to-find 1971 jazz album, originally recorded and released in Finland.Fascinating fusion of modern jazz and elements of Caribbean music, African roots and pan.Quintet featuring Rudy Smith from Trinidad & Tobago, plus musicians from Barbados, Surinam, and Ghana.The introduction of steelpan as a jazz instrument in Europe.ArtistModern Sound QuartetTitleOtinkuFormatVINYLLabelCree Records
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