Uploaded June 2015 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
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taken from the LP "As time flows on", released on World productions in 1980.
The follow-up to the ultra-rare Worlds' Experience Orchestra -the beginning of a new birth LP (world productions BSE-1) from 1975, this is a live recording made in Boston in February 1977 (vinyl pressed in 1980), and features a
smaller line up than the previous LP with Roy Hall (vocalist/percussionist) being the only musician added to the group in the interim. Stylistically, this recording maintains a deep, flowing soul-jazz vibe with four long groove-laden
tracks. All tracks are structured around the conscious, positive minded poetry of Larry Roland which is gradually blended into layers of percussion, warm jazz grooves, & soulful vocalizing comparable to much of Gil Scott Heron's mid
70's material (minus the anger). All attempts to research this album have been fruitless, indicating that this is a genuine obscurity, even within the realm of private-press spiritual jazz...
I do not own copyrights to this video, neither I get any financial or any other benefit from it. It is merely for entertainment and promotional purposes. If you own copyright, please contact me and I will take it down.
taken from the LP "As time flows on", released on World productions in 1980.
The follow-up to the ultra-rare Worlds' Experience Orchestra -the beginning of a new birth LP (world productions BSE-1) from 1975, this is a live recording made in Boston in February 1977 (vinyl pressed in 1980), and features a
smaller line up than the previous LP with Roy Hall (vocalist/percussionist) being the only musician added to the group in the interim. Stylistically, this recording maintains a deep, flowing soul-jazz vibe with four long groove-laden
tracks. All tracks are structured around the conscious, positive minded poetry of Larry Roland which is gradually blended into layers of percussion, warm jazz grooves, & soulful vocalizing comparable to much of Gil Scott Heron's mid
70's material (minus the anger). All attempts to research this album have been fruitless, indicating that this is a genuine obscurity, even within the realm of private-press spiritual jazz...
