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A Musical Portrait Of Hamid Drake
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The mixtape features the music of this extraordinary musician, as well as a selection picked by Drake himself from some of his favorite records.
Playlist
- Alice Coltrane "Journey in Satchidananda" from Journey in Satchidananda (Impulse!) 00:00
- Hamid Drake & Bindu "Born Upon a Lotus " from Bindu (RogueArt) 06:23
- Pharoah Sanders "Colors" from Karma (Impulse!) 09:25
- Hamid Drake & Assif Tsahar "Praying Mantis" from Live at Glenn Miller Café (Ayler Records) 14:58
- Laura Nyro "New York Tendaberry" from New York Tendaberry (Columbia) 22:57
- Fred Anderson & Hamid Drake "Shakti Shiva" from From the River to the Ocean (Thrill Jockey) 28:27
- Santana "Waves Within" from Caravanserai (Columbia) 34:48
- Hamid Drake & William Parker "Pahos" from Summer Snow: Volume 2 (AUM Fidelity) 38:39
- John McLaughlin "Peace One" from My Goal's Beyond (Douglas) 47:52
- Hamid Drake & Bindu "Hymn of Solidarity " from Raggaeology (RogueArt) 55:02
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