At George Jazz Cafe Arnhem 1983 - RSD 26 PPAN32706 Freddie McGregor's love of African-American

Freddie McGregor's love of African-American soul music comes through loud and clear -- even though many of the more Rastafarian-oriented lyrics are very much a product of the Jamaican experience

casting mesmerising kaleidoscopic

Hays cut his first leader album for the label three months after the McClure date at the age of 22

The album opens briskly with Henderson’s careening “Teeter Totter” and includes another up-tempo jaunt through the title track

and immersive layers that push the music beyond traditional hip-hop frameworks

At George Jazz Cafe Arnhem 1983 - RSD 26 PPAN32706 Freddie McGregor's love of African-AmericanBuy in store on Record Store Day 18 04 2026 Remaining Stock Available For Purchase Online from 20 04 2026 20: 00 BST 180 gram audiophile vinyl. Gatefold sleeve. Live recorded at George Jazzcaf, Arnhem, the Netherlands and New Morning, Paris, France. Four intimate performances featuring ""Walkin"", ""Solar"" Star Eyes"" and ""September Song". Includes liner notes by Wim and Ria Wigt, the 1983 Dutch newspaper Gelderlander review and an excerpt from the