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Bo-Ku-Ta-Chi

CD (Item 196412) Sony (Japan), 1981 — Condition: Used
$14.99 ...

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Originally: 18.99
A live Japanese album from 24th Street Band – done in a mode that's arguably more jamming than any of the group's studio sets! There's still plenty of crossover vocals in the mix, but the overall sound has more of an edge – especially on the guitars, which hit lots of rock/fusion notes on the session, and give Hiram Bullock a real chance to shine on his solos. The rhythms are a bit heavier too – with louder drumming from Steve Jordan, in a sound that really propels the tunes along nicely! Titles include "City Streets Country Roads", "Slow Down", "Ricky & The Radio", "Share Your Dreams", "The House That Jack Built", and "New York City Strut".  © 1996-2025, Dusty Groove, Inc.
(2018 UHQ-CD pressing – includes obi.)

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