Glass Flowers & Country The sound's a bit tighter

The sound's a bit tighter than most of his sides as Mister T

the magnificent sounds of the Mandinka people

Four years later

whose sophomore album How to Socialise and Make Friends won widespread acclaim

are making a massive return with the announcement their new album

Glass Flowers & Country The sound's a bit tighterReissued on LP for the first time by Le Trs Jazz Club, this remarkable album includes an insert detailing the history of The Elysian Spring and the creation of this exceptional work. Originally recorded in 1969 and limited to just 500 privately pressed copies, Glass Flowers defies conventional jazz categories. Featuring Rainer Bertrams (piano, vibes, flute), Bruce Krasin (saxophone, flute), Lenny Ezbicky (drums), and Jimmy Bridges (bass), this rare