Rita & Ignacio Scola & Gregorio Paniagua Marley - Spectacles For Tribuffalos 2LP
| EAN: | 8435008850814 |
| Vinyl Colour: | Black |
| Artist(s): | Rita Marley, Ignacio Scola, Gregorio Paniagua |
| Label: | Munster |
Product information
Rita Marley, Ignacio Scola & Gregorio Paniagua – Spectacles For Tribuffalos 2LP
Available at Bennies Fifties and the online Fifties Store
Spectacles For Tribuffalos is an extraordinary collaboration between Rita Marley, Ignacio Scola and Gregorio Paniagua. This adventurous 2LP release blends elements of folk, world music, jazz, experimental soundscapes and singer-songwriter traditions into a richly textured listening experience.
Through inventive arrangements, organic instrumentation and atmospheric performances, the album explores a wide musical landscape. Standout tracks include Lady Bellows, Navigation, The Sunshine Song, Fish Blues and What Are You Dreaming Of?. The second LP also features alternate mixes of Behaving Like Two Fools and an instrumental version of Navigation, making this edition especially appealing to collectors.
A unique release for listeners who appreciate creative collaborations and genre-defying music.
Tracklist
LP 1 – Side A
Lady Bellows
Behaving Like Two Fools
Navigation
Miracle Baby
LP 1 – Side B
The Sunshine Song
If You Are Afraid
Babys Charles
Like So Many Years Before
LP 2 – Side C
Equis Pototia
Yellow Cab
Fish Blues
What Are You Dreaming Of?
LP 2 – Side D
Behaving Like Two Fools (Dawn Mix)
Behaving Like Two Fools (Morning Mix)
Behaving Like Two Fools (Noon Mix)
Navigation (Instrumental Mix)
Specifications
2LP (double vinyl)
Genre: Folk / World / Experimental / Jazz / Singer-Songwriter
Studio album
Includes alternate mixes and instrumental versions
Highlights
Unique collaboration between Rita Marley, Ignacio Scola and Gregorio Paniagua
Eclectic blend of folk, world music, jazz and experimental sounds
Features Lady Bellows, Navigation and Fish Blues
Includes exclusive alternate mixes and an instrumental version of Navigation
Essential for fans of adventurous and genre-crossing music