Lon Moshe & Southern Freedom Arkestra

Love Is Where The Spirit Lies

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2x Vinyl LP Album Reissue

Jazz, Modal, Free Jazz, Latin Jazz

Date: 4 déc. 2020, Europe

When DJ and promoter Jimmy Gray and saxophonist James “Plunky” Branch founded their Black Fire label in 1975, they opened up a space for musicians to freely express the full spiritual dimensions of their music. One musician who took this initiative was vibraphonist Lon Moshe. Moshe & The Southern Freedom Arkestra’s album Love Is Where The Spirit Lies is a gem of a recording from a time in which so many jazz greats were using the music to call on the power of a higher force.