Radio-Activity (Vinyl LP) Afrobeat & African

Radio-Activity (Vinyl LP) Afrobeat & AfricanSurfing on 1975 sine waves, Kraftwerk plug into possibly one of their finest moments, their fifth studio album, 'Radioactivity'. The album was their first bilingual release featuring lyrics in both German and English and the notably it featured the first use of the Vako Orchestron keyboard, distinctive for its harsh caustic sound, most apparent on 'Antenna'. Elsewhere, there is the majestic and exploratory title track 'Radioactivity', the dizzying

and curated by Sam's friends Nicholas Weiss and Katie Wagner

" featuring Chicagoan singer and poet Jamila Woods

Detroit Civic Jazz Orchestra

and by 1985 Morris Day and Jesse Johnson were officially full-time solo artists

and bass parts

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1963 with the neglected Frank Strozier (alto sax

'Texas Moon' pensively examines Texas' musical perception

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the album offers an extraordinary

super-rare tracks from the original New York scene