D'SILVA, AMANCIO - KONKAN DANCE
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: ROUNDTABLE
Release date: 29/01/2021
Barcode: 0011586761551
Catalog no.: SIR0000021
Item ID: 503145
Recorded in 1972 although not released at the time was 'Konkan Dance', an unofficial sequel to 'Dream Sequence' that further explored the unchartered possibilities of an Indian music-jazz fusion. Featuring many of the same personnel, this session also included support from Don Rendell and Alan Branscombe, two giants of the UK jazz scene who add serious credentials to D'Silva's singular and intimate compositions. For reasons unknown the album was cancelled by Lansdowne at the time and never saw the light of day until being resurrected again in the 2000s. Pressed on 180 gram vinyl and packaged in a custom 1960s-style flip-back sleeve.
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