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Music Review: Akira Ishikawa & Count Buffalo - Uganda -- Dawn of African Rock 
Blogcritics | by Matt Laferty | Wed, Oct 15
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Akira Ishikawa had a mission. He wanted to find the eternal now of rhythm. After a mind-blowing trip to Africa in 1970, the Japanese percussionist had a goal -- true Afro-delic Acid Rock. He hooked up with composer Muroaka Takeru and this album was born in 1971. Awash in minimalist percussion -...
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