Written-By – Moye, Geerken, Tchicai.

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John Tchicai blows hard and convincingly, as he belts out simple riffs and improvises melodically and passionately. Locals, including children and accomplished percussionists, occasionally join the trio, and the native influences are always apparent. The eight-page booklet is a plus, describing the music and the circumstances of the performances. For many in the audience, this was a first exposure to this kind of music. Imagine introducing Albert Ayler's "Ghosts" to a receptive, musically virginal crowd

Personnel: Famoudou Don Moye: percussion, drums, whistles, bells, conche, voice, congas; John Tchicai: tenor saxophone, voice, percussion, kettle drums; Hartmut Geerken: percussion, voice, Tibetan boo-chals, whistles, bells, Tibetan horn, singing tube, balloons, Chinese gong, Indian swarmandal, Indonesian angklung, waterphone, cowbells. Title: The African Tapes Year Released: 2001 Record Label: Golden Years of New Jazz.

Tracklist: CD1. 01. Mobimbirutile (7:28) 02. Angklung Okro (6:27) 03. Do You Go Back To Bago (8:02) 04.

Bells, Gong, Cowbell, Vocals, Horn, Whistle, Waterphone – Hartmut Geerken Drums, Congas, Bells, Vocals – Famoudou Don Moye Tenor Saxophone, Percussion, Vocals – John Tchicai. Leo, Golden Years Of New Jazz ‎– GY 9/10(UK). Recorded live in West Africa, April 1985. Thanks to snobb for the updates. The African Tapes Extra tracks Golden Years Of New Jazz 2000.

Album · 1983 · 9 Songs. Patriotic Poem Number One Forty Years After. Hartmut Geerken, John Tchicai, Famoudou Don Moye.

Kirk Lightsey, Famoudou Don Moye & Tibor Elekes. Famoudou Don Moye, Baba Sissoko & Maurizio Capone. Kirk Lightsey, Famoudou Don Moye & Tibor Elekes. Famoudou Don Moye, Francesco D'Errico, Hartmut Geerken & Claudio Lugo.

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John Martin Tchicai (April 28, 1936 – October 8, 2012) was a Danish free jazz saxophonist and composer. After moving to New York City in 1963, Tchicai joined Archie Shepp's New York Contemporary Five and the New York Art Quartet Contents. 1977: Real Tchicai (with Pierre Dørge, Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen). 1985: Cassava Balls (with Hartmut Geerken, Don Moye). 2005: Big Chief Dreaming (Soul Note) with Garrison Fewell, Massimo Manzi, Tino Tracanna. 2005: Hymne til Sofia – Hymn to Sophia (with Kristian Høeg, Ib Bindel, Frederik Magle, Peter Ole Jørgensen, and others).