Ferry Djimmy - Rhythm Revolution Condition:New But does it really matter

But does it really matter

mixing song lyrics and new poems in front of an enthusiastic crowd including Allen Ginsberg and various Warhol associates

the band for the recording was a studio session group called the Memphis Boys

performed by artists ranging from wholesome 60s duos Bruce & Terry and Jan & Dean through to latter-day indie bands such as the Pearlfishers

He was a fine vocal stylist

Ferry Djimmy - Rhythm Revolution Condition:New But does it really matterAcid Jazz presents one of Afrobeat's most mysterious and rare records by a former schoolteacher, boxer, Jacques Chirac's bodyguard, and Beninese musical visionary: Ferry Djimmy Rhythm Revolution. The album was originally recorded in the mid 1970s in support of Benin's revolutionary leader Mathieu Krkou. Rumour has it that less than two hundred copies survived a late '70s fire. Ferry Djimmy's life story is one of the most extraordinary you're ever