Tribute
Breaking Barriers
Heavenly Heights Records (Sweden) 1986
RP 10501 (LP)
sleeve : EX(light wear and collapse on corner.)
media : EX/EX(some slightly noises.)
This is the second album by the Swedish rock band Tribute, released in 1986, following their acclaimed 1984 debut New Views. The album features contributions from Pierre Moerlen, drummer/percussionist of Gong, and African percussionist Amadu Jarr, who has participated in various Swedish ethno-jazz projects including Egba. The standout track A4 blends Amadu Jarr's vivid African percussion and trippy synth drums with refreshing African-flavored mixed-gender vocals, creating a captivating electronic ethno-rock sound. Another highlight is track B1, a warm and organic ethno-jazz rock piece that incorporates elements of Scottish folk music.
A4: A Kumma Ki Yidi
B1: Scottish Mystery