Zoh Amba featuring William Parker and Francisco Mela - O Life, O Light Vol. 2 LP xx1957 The emphasis on simplicity and

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Zoh Amba featuring William Parker and Francisco Mela - O Life, O Light Vol. 2 LP xx1957 The emphasis on simplicity andSince I first heard Zoh Amba on the record she did with Orcutt and Corsano last year Ive been hanging out to hear more, and this album in particular, and it sure as hell has not disappointed! Lining up alongside longtime Cecil Taylor bassist William Parker and Cuban drummer Francisco Mela, she rips on this session, tapping into the exploratory worlds of sax heroes Coltrane, Sanders, Ayler, Lancaster, McPhee etc. In a world where comparisons to