Midori Takada – Tree Of Life (Vinyl) Archie Shepp Here's Where the Strings Come

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Midori Takada – Tree Of Life (Vinyl) Archie Shepp Here's Where the Strings ComeMidori Takada's "lost" 1999 solo album, Tree Of Life, has been remixed by Takada herself and cut to vinyl for the very first time. If you've only come across "Through the Looking Glass", this one shines further light on her story, bolstering her usual percussion with a side long team up with Chinese erhu player Jiang Jian Hua. Vinyl, LP, Reissue. Tracklist: A1 Love Song Of Urfa 2: 46A2 Tan Tejah 8: 23A3 Tayurani 7: 44A4 Wa Na Imba 4: 07B1 Modoki 1 3: