Panic (Vinyl LP) Soul Funk & Disco

Panic (Vinyl LP) Soul Funk & DiscoZzebra were at the forefront of mid 70's progressive rock that threw jazz, rock, and African rhythms into a huge fusion blender. Created by an amalgamation of two important figures: the saxophonist Dave Quincy from IF, and the Nigerian flautist and saxophonist Lasisi 'Loughty' Amao from Osibisa, Zzebra, joined then by Tommy Eyre, John McCoy Liam Genockey, Alan Marshall and the only 17 year old guitarist Steve Byrd. Panic is the second studio album of

We hear titles like Douala Serenade or Ma Marie

' just a few of the landmarks songs on this legendary album

" pensive on "Amsterdam

This lovely re-press comes with all it's original Essiebon artwork

"Transparent World" and "Put Some Reverb On My Brother" foam with seasick fuzz

Ian Paice and Jon Lord before forming Deep Purple and was produced by Derek Lawrence (future Purple and Wishbone Ash producer)

released in 1975

It's All Right

the Coasters and Maxine Brown

when her musical cohorts get their tyres smoking

It's of the same bold but accessible experimentalism of Miles Davis's early fusion

60's European pop and American jazz