SOLAL, MARTIAL - LOCOMOTION
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: UNDERDOG
Release date: 31/08/2020
Barcode: 3516628312717
Catalog no.: UR0831271
Item ID: 496563
Underdog Records reissues Martial Solal's album 'Locomotion' as an 180 gram coloured vinyl edition. This groovy French jazz-funk and avantgarde album was originally released in 1974 on the PSI label. RSD 2020 release.
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