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in Stockholm in 1969

A1 Powerful Paul Robeson 5:40 A2 The Glass Bead Games 3:50 A3 Prayer To The People 4:10 A4 Cal Massey 2:40 B1 John Coltrane 6:45 B2 Eddie Harris 4:23 B3 Biskit 5:30 C1 Shoulders 5:18 C2 Bridgework 4:46 C3 Maimoun 5:37 D1 Alias Buster Henry 8:18 D2 One For Amos 7:48

Joe Hisaishi and Kenshi Yonezu - The Boy and the Heron (2xlp) Hideous Bastard jagged experimentalists whose style wasJoe Hisaishi ( , Hisaishi J) is a Japanese composer, musical director, conductor, and pianist, born December 6, 1950, in Nagano. He started his career as a composer of contemporary classical music when he was still a student at the Kunitachi College of Music. At that time, he was into minimalist music. His stage name Hisaishi Joe (family name first) came from Quincy Jones. The kanji for "Hisaishi" could be read as "Kuishi", which is close to the