Xhosa Jazz House Party '71, by Johnny Dyani Octet

Xhosa Jazz House Party '71

by Johnny Dyani Octet

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	1.	Part 1 03:49
	2.	Part 2 10:36
	3.	Part 3 07:38

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Recorded live-in-studio, London,18th October 1971.

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released February 20, 2023

Marc Charig - trumpet
Dudu Pukwana - alto sax
Ray Warleigh - alto sax
Pepe Lemer - voice
Peter Lemer - piano
Johnny Dyani - bass
Harry Miller - bass
Rene Augustus - drums

Original source: Public domain.

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Restored and mastered by Matt Parker for British Progressive Jazz.

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