Harold Land - Choma (Burn)Wewantsounds is delighted to reissue Harold Land's 1971 Mainstream Records LP 'Choma (Burn),' recorded in Los Angeles with Bobby Hutcherson and featuring Reggie Johnson on bass, Ndugu and Woody Theus on drums, Bill Henderson & Harold Land Jr. on piano Fender Rhodes. Together the musicians create a superb spiritual mix of funky and modal Jazz that was the trademark of the Harold Land Bobby Hutcherson quintet between 1968 and 72. Choma (Burn) is

that this music knew about me before I knew about it and that it had been waiting for very a long time to meet me - perhaps on a timescale in which a human lifetime would pass in a split second

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the last album by Godspeed You

the musical side of Yoshimura’s artistic practice came to prominence in the post-Fluxus scene of late 1970s Tokyo alongside Akio Suzuki and Takehisa Kosugi

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but this record is the first time I've integrated that

He definitely sounds like he's more performing intense rituals instead of songs

Following the recent ‘That’s All You Got’ 7”

LP includes a copy of the album on CD

Available for the first ever time on vinyl

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