Gula Matari GB1542 and also released several of

and also released several of his own 78s and 45s for Melodisc which were among the first examples of African music recorded and released in Britain

as it always was from the legend of French dance music

With their new album

a soft and melodious sound that frequently led to lyricism and introspection

drawing on an eclectic genre-defying mix of electronica

Gula Matari GB1542 and also released several ofA classic soul funk jazz masterpiece by music giant Quincy Jones, Gula Matari marked his second and final album under the Creed Taylor aegis. It constituted a real step forward for the jazzman, who was moving here into sophisticated new territory. Instrumentation includes: Milt Jackson, vibes; Hubert Laws, flute; Freddie Hubbard, trumpet; Eric Gale, guitar; Herbie Hancock and Bob James, keyboards; special guests include Toots Thielemans on guitar and