Revolver (Special Edition) (Vinyl LP) Afrobeat & African

Revolver (Special Edition) (Vinyl LP) Afrobeat & AfricanThe 7th studio album from The Beatles was released on 5 August 1966 with the double A side single "Eleanor Rigby" "Yellow Submarine". The unexpected gift of a 3 month break at the start of '66, meant that by April of that year they were ready to record their most ground breaking album yet. One that would go on to redefine how artists would write and record their songs and, with the help of a uniquely talented producer and engineers willing to find

From psychedelic grooves to soulful blues

" "She Smiled Sweetly" show hidden depths and facets to the the Stones vocabulary

Who'll Stop the Rain

and sound like someone discovering rock and roll for the first time

electro-acoustic noise which still sounds like it was beamed in from another planet

Strewn with unconventional tactics

The Afro Funk side of the Latin Soul maestro

only three hundred copies of Ant Trip Ceremony's "24 Hours" were cut upon its initial release in early 1968

and the loose

By the early 1970s Essilfie-Bondzie had left his government job to concentrate on his labels

This was their first and only LP released in August 1969

Likewise in Air Christina's breaths on an Alto Flute without headpiece are combined with vicious accordion to sound like an astronaut lost in space who receives a deathly distress signal