Music of Many Colours Ghana and the albums that followed

and the albums that followed them in 1963

Blended together each song creates a larger piece that covers the mind walls from top to bottom

the highest praise possible given the early 00s was one of the most amoebic and fluid periods in UK dance music history

Barney Wilen (saxophone) called on the band he had been playing with for weeks at the Club Saint-Germain for the soundtrack to this tour through the nightime Paris of the 1950s- Kenny Dorham (trumpet)

Music of Many Colours Ghana and the albums that followed2000 Blacks Got To Be Free: Is a musical collaboration between the African American vibraphone player Roy Ayers and Fela. After a three week tour of Nigerias major cities in 1979, where he performed as the opening act for Felas band, the two artists decided to do a joint album as a round up to the tour. The result, an album titled: MUSIC OF MANYCOLOURS. On the A side Felas Africa Centre of the World, and on the B Side Roy Ayers: 2000 Blacks Got To Be