Love & Peace avant Raw Hip Hop soul music

Raw Hip Hop soul music with an abstract blunted edge

This record was first issued in 1991 under New Red Archives

Japanese musician Junichiro "John" Imaeda was inspired by the similarities between Afrobeat and "Ohayashi" music

while "There's Always One" and "Psychedelic Unknowns" address music journalists and rarities-obsessed record collectors

assimilating individual spontaneity into a firm consistency of mood

Love & Peace avant Raw Hip Hop soul musicThis exceptional later album features two Coltrane alumni, Elvin Jones and McCoy Tyner, reunited in the early 1980s, exploring a style deeply rooted in their profound spiritual jazz heritage. The quintet includes Pharoah Sanders on tenor sax, Richard Davis on bass, and Jean Paul Bourelly on electric guitar. Sanders' powerful tenor solos, reminiscent of Coltranes 1963 era yet infused with his distinctive gritty soulfulness, elevate the albums dynamic