John Klemmer: Magic and Movement (ABC Impulse! AS-9269, released 1974)

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Upload title: John Klemmer: Magic and Movement (ABC Impulse! AS-9269, released 1974)
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The complete album. This title has not been reissued digitally. Side one was recorded live in 1972 at the Ash Grove in Los Angeles, with overdubbing at Royal Hidley Hall in 1974. Side two was recorded live at the 1973 Montreux Jazz Festival. TRACKS Side One: Blood Of The Sun, Primary Pulse Blood Of The Sun, Secondary Pulse Blood Of The Sun, Tertiary Pulse How Cum Ya Gotta Rip Off Your Brothers? Side Two: Free Love The Tree Of Forbidden Fruit, Alpha Branch The Tree Of Forbidden Fruit, Beta Branch The Tree Of Forbidden Fruit, Gamma Branch

John Klemmer: Magic and Movement (ABC Impulse! AS-9269, released 1974)

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