https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mq8NaFL-Vf75S3ndJGMeIAtc3U--Zwd7g

muzycy:
Joseph Jarman - soprano saxophone, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, C melody saxophone, piccolo, flute, bamboo flute, alto clarinet, bass clarinet
Famoudou Don Moye - Sun percussion
Craig Harris - trombone, bamboo flute, didgeridoo, cowbell, voice
Rafael Garrett - bass, bamboo flute, conch shell, panpipes

Editor's Info
An outstanding yet obscure 1981 release by two Art. Ensemble of Chicago members, multi reeds player Joseph Jarman and drummer Don Moye along with legendary bassist Rafael Garret (mostly remembered for his presence on John Coltrane's masterpiece "Kulu se Mama") and young lion Craig Harris on trombone. Four great individuals digging deep between ancient African rituals and modern urban multidimensional grooves. A tribal ecstatic sound based on a multitude of instruments: reeds, bamboo flutes, didgeridoo, trombone, conch shell, panpipes and a sea of percussion. A beautiful example of AACM "Ancient to the Future" aesthetic. A magic mixture of elements from the African American music continuum.