Enoch / Light Brigade Light - Provocative Percussion 3 & 4 (CD)

Enoch / Light Brigade Light - Provocative Percussion 3 & 4 (CD)

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Enoch / Light Brigade Light - Provocative Percussion 3 & 4 (CD)This CD comprises of Volumes 3 and 4 of orchestra conductor and record producer Enoch Light's successful 'Provocative Percussion' LP series, digitally re mastered in glorious stereo. Enoch Light produced a series of best selling percussion albums in the 1960s of which 'Provocative Percussion' was one. Light experimented with the then recently available stereo effects and his pioneering efforts of recording techniques resulted in the 'ping pong' sound

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I have many books by Mr Merwin and I like the Budhist mindset that shines through.

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