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'I Hear You' was crafted through the ancient process of collaboration
Kannon emerged both independently as a conceptual entity and with roots in the legacies of those projects
Edinburgh poet and writer Harry Josephine Giles
Remixes and B Sides Too from the first four albums
A1 Should The Bible Be Banned A2 St Francis Among The Mortals A3 The Myth Of The North-South Divide A4 We Are All Bourgeois Now A5 Two Criminal Points Of View B1 This Nelson Rockefeller B2 The New Left Review #1 B3 The Lion Will Lie Down With The Lamb B4 All Your Questions Answered B5 The New Left Review #2
Flash & The Dynamics - The New York Sound Available On:LP 'I Hear You' was craftedAvailable in the shop on Record Store Day Beginning in the mid 60s, musicians were filling the clubs with an irresistible combination of soul, R&B, and Afro Cuban dance rhythms. By the turn of the decade, the styleknown as boogaloohad evolved, often integrating socially conscious lyricism (in both English and Spanish), rock and funk influences, and a heavy dose of psychedelia. That sound is captured in Flash & The Dynamics The New York Sounda 1971
