Hiroshi Sato: Orient Vinyl LP Levels music label: Fania Records 1969

music label: Fania Records 1969 / 1972

lo-fi edit that turns a slice of James Brown’s backing band into a jack-track

speaker interconnect cable (13' / 4m)

2) that splices together the instrumental version along with segments from the original for an extended groover that'll keep 'em out on the floor

Hiroshi Sato: Orient Vinyl LP Levels music label: Fania Records 1969Yo, this Japanese reissue culture is getting so out of control that Im considering dedicating a slot on my shelf to it (yes Im copping all these reissues, no I dont have any of the originals; Im not made of money and my monthly scogs budget is being eaten alive by rare free jazz and dancehall 45s). On this holy grail joint from 1979, Hiroshi Sato sings and plays the Minimoog and Polymoog synths you see floating on the cover, backed by an all star cast