Callins/ Sounds of Togetherness Jothan - Winds of ChangeVinyl LP pressing. Rare Spiritual Jazz Funk masterpiece reissued for the first time ever worldwide with the original 4 page booklet. Jothan Callins had played with Olatunji in the late 1960s, he both joined the Sun Ra Arkestra and founded his own Sound of Togetherness. The incarnation of the band featured on this 1975 New York recording includes Cecil McBee, Norman Connors, Joseph Bonner and Roland Duval. Winds of Change is generally compared to the

often borrowing ideas and taking them in new directions

Whilst he wasn't as prolific as Burt or Hal his work was often of the same quality

Akira Ifukube passed away just eleven years later

Having established a career in Germany in the mid-1850's

working from the original and historically informed scoring

"Roses Are Red"

In the summer of 1977 in Chicago's PS Studios

as if by the effect of an internal shock

kicks it into overdrive for sure although Tamplin would leave most of the guitar playing to Steve Van Zen and concentrate on vocal histrionics

old fashioned remedies that are guaranteed

was initially billed to the Glaser Brothers

The facts are that all but one of the composers on this recording were born in the 1940s (the exception here is Mark Adderley