THOMAS, PAT (UK) - THE ELEPHANT CLOCK OF AL JAZARI
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: OTOROKU
Release date: 03/07/2017
Barcode: 2090504492614
Catalog no.: ROKU0000019
Item ID: 449261
Recorded live at London's Café OTO in May 2015 and mastered by Giuseppe Ielasi, this LP comprises four typically genre-defying
and sonically dexterous pieces from one of the UK's most extraordinary pianists.
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