ABDUL HANNAN - THE THIRD WORLD "AWARENESS" (AH, 1968/71)
Abdul Hannan, alto saxophone, flute
David Ware, tenor saxophone
Arnold Clapman, congas
Rollins Ross, piano
Anne Brudevold, violin
Sheila Azores, alumnus
Chris Amburger, bass
The Silver Star Steel Orchestra, steel drums (B2)
A1. Awareness Part (1) 18:13
B1. Awareness Part (2) 10:40
B2. Wind and Wood, Band of Steel 07:03
Track B2 Recorded Memorial day, 1971 on the Boston Common.
First recorded appearance of David S. Ware.
Side A and Side B1 recorded at Abdul Hannan's home in Boston, 1968.
AH 1 (lp rip)
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Very glad to have this rare one, thanks to your generosity, Onxidlib !
Hope this stays up - Hannan's "manager" has been known to bust on people sharing this record - even the cover art - online. A friend was trying to go through legal channels to reissue this LP years ago and things just got too strange on the family/"manager's" account to make it worthwhile. Cool record that more people should be able to hear.
Thanks Onxidlib
If you hadn't pointed it out, I may have overlooked this piece of information:
"First recorded appearance of David S. Ware"
Thanks, onxidlib!
Thank you Onxidlib!
Yes Clifford - I already had an encounter...so I shall remove it in the not too far future or maybe earlier depending on the unwanted attention this post might get.
Thank you, Onxidlib!
been looking for this one for years! thank you!!!
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no sharing, no selling
so what ?
Yeah - it's sad at least. Therefore it's here - now - for some time....
Thanks Onxidlib, you're the MAN.
Thanks so much for this. I thought hearing Birth of a Being was as far back as I would get with David S Ware. This is so great - especially under the threat of getting 'bust on' by someone for sharing a now historic artifact.
I almost missed this one. Thank you!
Hi Onxidlib
I downloaded it some weeks ago but only burnt a cdr yesterday and played it for the first time today, a totally great album that makes clearly feel what was the spirit of the time in culture, social rights and hope for the future. it"s good to live on this planet to have the chance to listen such great music.
Many thanks
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