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"Word Of The Farmer" becomes "Croft" and "Tam Tam" began life as "One More Time"

otherworldly beauty

The newly unearthed Mal Waldron Trio 1970 live recording

Cedar Walton (piano) and Reggie Workman (bass)

Lewis Wright (vibraphone) and Shaney Forbes (drums) confound listeners with a telepathic empathy that can only be attained after countless performances together

Our Boys are Doing It Sony BMG "Word Of The Farmer" becomesDennis Mpale had become a key figure in South African jazz by the time the mid 70s swung around having already had a career spanning some pivotal moments in the genre's evolution. From leading the trumpet section in Chris McGregor's Castle Lager Big Band to co founding the jazz fusion group Roots, Mpale was instrumental in shaping jazz and in 1977, he released Our Boys Are Doing It his solo debut. It was produced by Rashid Vally and issued on Mercury