Taj Mahal,Jesse ED Davis/CA,USA 1969 & 1971 Wings Over Europe 1972-1973 Expanded Edition and the sound quality is

and the sound quality is much thicker and clearer than the previous release

Particularly interesting is the passage about the pachinko machine placed at the far end of the room

"Transformer Man" from the same album was performed in an acoustic version at an unplugged concert in 1993

The freshness of the master tape itself can be said to be due to the fact that it does not involve any radio waves

Taj Mahal,Jesse ED Davis/CA,USA 1969 & 1971 Wings Over Europe 1972-1973 Expanded Edition and the sound quality isThis is an early live recording of Taj Mahal, who is active in a wide range of world music fields such as Hawaii and Africa. At this time, there wasn't much of a world vibe, and they were playing tight blues rock. The big draw is Jesse Edwin Davis, the lead guitarist of native descent who was active as his right hand man at the time. He was also a supporter at George Harrison's Bangladesh concert. He was the one who played the Telecaster next to Taji