Ströer Duo - Vietnam

From Walberswick, out on May 19 via More Than Human Records.

Jon Brooks - Pocket Fire

Excerpt from 80 minute "Unicorns in Paradise": Casiotone MT-70 keyboard and open tuned zither / harp. Flowing atmospheric improvisation inspired by trance imagination. An ideal habitat in another dimension of timelessness. - LARAAJI, 1981

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Laraaji - Unicorns in Paradise (excerpt)

Compilation album ft Szintra, Paul Landry, Elenniyah, Skyful of Dreams, Celreurus and Celadon

Monks of Terra Sabaea

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very wicked theme

Another impossible find from Guatemala and we love it. Moogalicious with a VG condition sounding great, except for the first 10+ seconds. Could use a good wood glue cleanse to eliminate that noise!

Emilio Aparicio "Brujeria" - Roja 7" - Guatemala, 1970's - SOLD

from the album 'semblance' available on kranky 07/20

Semblance

forma 'three-two'

Artist - John Jeffrey
Title - Leaving Franklin
Album Title - Passage
Release Date - October 30, 2020
Label - Jean Sandwich Records
Cover Photograph - Ian Wallace
Cover Design - D.Norsen

Leaving Franklin

You heard him first on WIZZZ Vol. 2 with the explosive “Maintenant je suis un voyou (Now I’m a hoodlum).” Here he is again, with his full EP never released before.

But, let’s go back in time… In early 1967, Bruno was attending medical school in Paris. Driving back to the university with a friend, Bruno sang along nonchalantly with the songs on the radio. His friend was surprised to discover his lovely voice and encouraged him to audition for a group composed of friends from the university who were looking for a singer. Bruno was not selected for the group, but became friends with one of its members, Emmanuel Pairault.

Emmanuel had been studying economics, but decided to enter the music conservatory instead, to learn the drums and the use of the illustrious “ondes Martenot,” a primitive electronic musical instrument.

He composed a few solo numbers, remarkable for their use of that instrument. Looking for someone to write lyrics to go with his instrumental tracks, he asked Bruno to try a few. Bruno and Emmanuel thereby put together a small repertoire, with no ambition other than to have fun. Although the details are now forgotten, they worked hard to bring their song to the attention of Nicole Croisille (a singer and actress), who suggested sending the demo to her friend Norbert Saada, who headed a label called La Compagnie.

This unprecedented use of the ondes Martenot in a pop song attracted Saada, who offered to make a record. Emmanuel quickly assembled a small team to make the recording. The sessions took place at Dominique Blanc Francart’s studio on rue de la Gaîté in Paris, with Bernard Lubat on percussion, François Rabath on stand-up bass, Jimenez and Jean-Pierre Dariscuren playing guitar, Emmanuel Pairault and Sylvain Gaudelette on the ondes Martenot, not to mention Bruno on vocals. Four tracks were recorded for the EP: “Maintenant je suis un voyou,” “Eve,” “Hallucinations” and “Galaxie.”

With the sessions completed, Bruno left for his obligatory military service and thus lost control over things. Saada pressed a promotional 45 in an attempt to find a licensing deal in Canada, to no avail. A real collector’s item, this 45 includes “Maintenant je suis un voyou” and “Galaxie.”

Back from his military service, Bruno learned that Saada had gone out of business and sold his catalog, putting an end to any hope of issuing the EP (1969). “Eve” has never before appeared on a record.

Laraaji - Unicorns in Paradise (excerpt)

Leaving Records