Africa 45 rpm and one of the most

and one of the most transcendent pieces of music ever recorded

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Vanguard release on the Women in Jazz label from one of Glasgow's own

Ethiopia’s marketing campaigns of the 60s and 70s used the phrase to entice Western visitors to the country

Africa 45 rpm and one of the mostA 1987 gem of an album by the great Pharoah Sanders. Africa features the Sanders saxophone alongside Curtis Lundy, John Hicks and Idris Muhammad, bringing things down to a classic quartet situation. These recordings include a take on Coltranes Naima and Sanders own classic Youve Got To Have Freedom, among much else.