Jon Porras- Voices Of The Air (Vinyl) Peter DicarloVinyl LP pressing. One of the most incisive comments on how best to appreciate art came from the Indian musician Gita Sarabhai. In a recorded conversation with John Cage, Sarabhai described art's effect as serving "to sober and quiet the mind, thus rendering it susceptible to divine influences." Some of the best exploratory music incorporates this approach, and Jon Porras adopted it as a conceptual foundation for his new album, Voices Of The Air. The
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starts out sounding a bit like Gene Pitney's "Something's Gotta Hold of My Heart
with some lyrics drawing on traditional sources
amplifiers and guitar pedals rule the roost
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"Orange And Blue" was first released in 1994 and is a remarkable testament of Al di Meola's unique sense of swing
"You're never gonna track me down / You're never gonna find me out
dancehall and US hip-hop and twisting politicized lyrics in Luganda that explore violence
describing the innocence and idealism of the 60's
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