Album

The Call

Horace Tapscott Conducting The Pan-Afrikan Peoples Arkestra

1978 · Jazz

Rare pressing on Gatefold

The Call by Horace Tapscott Conducting The Pan-Afrikan Peoples Arkestra

The Call is a Jazz album by Horace Tapscott Conducting The Pan-Afrikan Peoples Arkestra, originally released in 1978. On Gatefold: 5 pressings tracked.

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Tracklist

Side A

  1. A1The Call8:22
  2. A2Quagmire Manor At Five A.M.10:26

Side B

  1. B1Nakatini Suite9:01
  2. B2Peyote Song No. III10:07

Sound DNA

  • Jazz
  • Avant-Garde & Free Jazz
  • raw
  • meditative
  • spiritual

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

On spine:
Vol. 2 Series 3 Stereo
On labels:
VII/S3 Stereo
On sleeve rear:
Recorded April 8, 1978 Los Angeles, California/P.A.P.A. Productions/UGMAA Fo.
According to the Nimbus West website (nimbuswestrecords.com) The original 1978 pressing run was limited to 1000 copies.

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Adele SebastianVOCALS , FLUTE VOCALS, FLUTE
  • Archie JohnsonTROMBONE
  • David BryantBASS
  • Everett Brown Jr.DRUMS
  • Herbert CalliesALTO CLARINET
  • Horace TapscottCONDUCTOR, PIANO
  • James AndrewsTENOR SAXOPHONE, BASS CLARINET
  • Jesse SharpsLEADER , SOPRANO SAXOPHONE, TENOR SAXOPHONE, FLUTE LEADER, SOPRANO SAXOPHONE, TENOR SAXOPHONE, FLUTE
  • Kafi Larry RobertsFLUTE, SOPRANO SAXOPHONE
  • Kamonta Lawrence PolkBASS
  • Lester RobertsonTROMBONE
  • Linda HillPIANO
  • Louie SpearsCELLO, BASS
  • Michael SessionALTO SAXOPHONE
  • Red CallenderTUBA, BASS
  • The Pan-Afrikan Peoples ArkestraORCHESTRA, PERFORMER
  • William MadisonPERCUSSION , DRUMS PERCUSSION, DRUMS

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