Refined, improvisatory, endangered traditional music for a quartet of two-stringed spike-fiddle, zither, two lutes.
‘Every song is a mini-masterpiece, be it heavy acid rock psychedelia, horn and guitar drenched funk grooves, or gripping soul ballads reflective of life during wartime.’
An anti-war garage-punk onslaught from 1966, doing Bo Diddley proud.
Backed here by The Leaves (plus drummer Don Conka from Love), BJ knocked around with everyone from the Rolling Stones to Frank Zappa.
Anyway… they brought it to Jerome.
Rawly ethereal, other-worldly singing by members of hill tribes in China, Vietnam, and Laos.