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Demon Fuzz Europe Music Vinyl Fusion Afrobeat Jazz Funk Rock Prog Rock 2017

Performer: Demon Fuzz
Album: Afreaka!
Label: Music On Vinyl
Catalog #: MOVLP1935
MP3: 2198 mb | FLAC: 1299 mb
Released: 2017
Country: Europe
Style: Fusion, Afrobeat, Jazz-Funk, Jazz-Rock, Prog Rock
Rating: 4.2/5
Votes: 834
Category: Jazz / Rock / Funk

Tracklist

1	Past Present And Future Composed By – R. Rhoden, W. R. Joseph	9:50
2	Disillusioned Man Composed By – R. Rhoden, W. R. Joseph	4:58
3	Hymn To Mother Earth Composed By – R. Rhoden, W. R. Joseph	8:10
4	Mercy (Variation No. 1) Arranged By – P. CoreaComposed By – Ray Harris	9:20
5	Another Country Composed By – R. Polte	8:28

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
DNLS 3013, DNLS.3013	Demon Fuzz	Afreaka! ‎(LP, Album, Gat)	Dawn , Dawn	DNLS 3013, DNLS.3013	UK	1970
JLS 3028	Demon Fuzz	Afreaka! ‎(LP, Album, RE)	Janus Records	JLS 3028	US	2004
ECLEC2111	Demon Fuzz	Afreaka! ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM)	Esoteric Recordings	ECLEC2111	UK	2009
CAS 36226-2	Demon Fuzz	Afreaka! ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Castle Music	CAS 36226-2	US	2005
JLS-3028h	Demon Fuzz	Afreaka! ‎(LP, Album, RE, 180)	Janus Records	JLS-3028h	US	Unknown

Credits

Arranged By, Congas, Flute, Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Paddy Corea
Bass – Sleepy Jack Joseph
Congas [Additional] – Ayinde Folarin
Design, Art Direction – Pye Records Studios
Drums – Steven John
Engineer – Geoff Calver, Howard Barrow
Guitar – W. Raphael Joseph
Organ, Piano – Ray Rhoden
Photography By – Dawn Studios
Producer – Barry Murray
Trombone – Clarance Brooms Crosdale
Vocals – Smokey Adams

Arranged By, Congas, Flute, Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Paddy Corea
Bass – Sleepy Jack Joseph
Congas [Additional] – Ayinde Folarin
Design, Art Direction – Pye Records Studios
Drums – Steven John
Engineer – Geoff Calver, Howard Barrow
Guitar – W. Raphael Joseph
Organ, Piano – Ray Rhoden
Photography By – Dawn Studios
Producer – Barry Murray
Trombone – Clarance Brooms Crosdale
Vocals – Smokey Adams

Notes

Released in a gatefold cover, laminated on the outside only.

The cover lists the both the running order and the writers' credits incorrectly.

First cat.nr. on cover, second on label.

Recorded over the summer of 1970.

This is the original issue, which was later licensed for US release on Janus Records.Limited Edition Of 1000 Coloured Copies
180 gram audiophile vinyl

Barcodes

Barcode: 4059251159032
Matrix / Runout (Hand Written): 19638-1A MOVLP1935
Matrix / Runout (Hand Written): 19638-1B MOVLP1935

Companies

Distributed By – Pye Records (Sales) Ltd.

Pressed By – Record Industry – 19638

Video

Breder

Does this actually have a different barcode to the standard black MOV repress? Mine is the pink LP but has the regular barcode?

Hanad

Does anyone know why they didn't go with the original DAWN label printed on the sleeve? This is the only thing that puts me off this pressing as in presentation terms.

Cala

First it has been announced on the MOV site with the three 7" tracks as bonus material but it didn't came to pass. A limited edition release of the 7" is now on the RSD- List 2018.

Opimath

I don't have the first press to compare but this one sounds very good to me !Nice work on the cover quality too.

Reemiel

Another great reissue of MOV. From the sleeve up to the pink vinyl this record is well done.The sound quality to me is superb. The full spectrum of frequencies makes it sound big.Well balanced mastering. From deep bass to brilliant trebles everything is very present.Don‘t know or have the original issue thus there is no comparison. But it should be really hard to beat this sound.

Tinavio

Anyone heard that MOV reissue ? My unofficial album does not sound so good. Thanks.

Haracetys

This record doesn‘t sound any digital. May they got the masters of this.The record sounds incredible.

Conjulhala

Know about MOV's reissues. Had opportunity to listen before buying this time, this pink MOV vinyl sounds good enough even if the source was digital.

Runehammer

I'm not very happy with most of the MOV Reissues; nice pressing quality but digital sources I guess. But this one sounds very nice! Sources?

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