This is a blast — a tremendously entertaining survey, centred in the Basque country, uproariously mangling together everything from Suicide to dub, Surf to tribal-style chanting, Satanism to toothpaste, with zinging wit, energy and intelligence, and knockabout anti-authoritarianism.
Well-presented; warmly recommended.

From 1970 — a ten-piece including Duke Pearson and Airto, diversifying the funk innovations of Bitches Brew into sunnier, accessible, freewheeling jazz, with fresh Brazilian flavours.

Expertly ecstatic disco-house treatments of Marvin’s Come Live With Me Angel and You Oughta Be Dancin’, by People’s Choice. Prime Leon Ware, prime Tom Moulton, brilliantly filleted and lovingly arranged on the plate.
In short supply. Don’t miss this.