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notes (8 pieces) source a new world music: creative music (songs without music #2)

February 2, 2016 by bradfordbailey

Leo Smith – notes (8 pieces) source a new world music: creative music (1973 / 2015) Nearly eight years ago I shed joyful tears I never expected would fall. America elected its first Black president. For a moment I believed that the inherent racism which defines our country was slipping away. Those tears are now acid rain. Time has told other truths. The last decade has brought the question of race from the shadows, highlighted the polarization of our country, […]

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Sometimes there’s only one that calls your name (Strumming Music). The 1974 pressing on Shandar that took me more than a few years to track down, way back when. #ontheturntable #nowplaying #charlemagnepalestine #strummingmusic #shandar #shandarrecords #minimalmusic #minimalistmusic

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