PAN AFRIKAN PEOPLES ARKESTRA - 60 Years Format:Black Vinyl 2LP and it feels good to

and it feels good to turn the studio into a big tent and invite people in

There is a sense of a collective groping its way through unstable material in real time

Ghedi has always been an artist that in many ways perfectly encompasses folk music in its purest form but he is also someone that frequently pushes the boundaries of that label and no more so is that apparent than on this record

His movie trailers include CAPTAIN AMERICA

and related ontological discomfort

PAN AFRIKAN PEOPLES ARKESTRA - 60 Years Format:Black Vinyl 2LP and it feels good toIn 1961, a giant awoke in South Central Los Angeles: a musically radical, deep rooted, politically engaged band, its members drawn from the community it represented and served, and its music composed by them alone The Pan Afrikan Peoples Arkestra. The brainchild of pianist and composer Horace Tapscott, the Arkestra was intended to preserve Black music, nurture Black musicians, and above all contribute positively to community building in South Central