EGBA were a Swedish jazz / rock group with emphasis on the former. Nice flute, electric / acoustic piano, and jazz-tone guitar - all within the confines of tightly arranged compositions. Some African influences foreshadow what Archimedes Badkar would eventually come to on Tre. Longest track contains a funk rave-up with fiery solos from sax, guitar, and electric piano. This copy includes a live cut with a distinctly Latin jazz vibe with quite a bit of solo percussion. Nice, but inessential jazz rock.
Need to review my LP copy.
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Egba also have 8 albums after this and none are on CD! Only their last 2 (1989 and 2004 respectively) have been issued on CD. I've not heard any of the others beyond these first 2.
Priority: 3
I recently learned that EGBA is an acronym meaning Electronic Groove & Beat Academy.
Egba also have 8 albums after this and none are on CD! Only their last 2 (1989 and 2004 respectively) have been issued on CD. I've not heard any of the others beyond these first 2.
Priority: 3
9/29/09 (new entry); 6/6/24
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