And because I got so many great albums lately here Wally Badarous last solo album. It was a limited edition and is now out of print. Great tunes, more african sound like, the typical Badarou Style even some Reggae Style. Very nice album.
Here is what Wally Badarou says himself about the album:
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• I went for it, nonetheless, and I'm glad I did it, even though it was all but nearly as succesful as "Echoes" or even "Words". Total lack of promotion made it an 'intimate' release, which was exactly what I was looking for: just a buzz-maker and time-buyer that would allow me to concentrate on the real thing as soon as I'd have time, which could also turn into a rare collecting item later, once the final versions made their way to success. You never know. ••• Let me make it very clear: "Colors Of Silence" was NOT my third instrumental album. Its limited edition already spoke against the idea. As suggested by the subtitle ("Musical Poetry For Yoga"), it was to be viewed as a soundtrack album first, and a conceptual 'demo' compilation album second. As minimalistic as it may sound (to some of my fans delight), it was not 'written' to be the type of album I've been known for, in any way. As always with of my demos, I'd be the only one to tell what will be retained for the final versions, out of the melody line, the chord changes, the atmosphere, the rhythmn, etc. Guess what 'Amber Whispers' could sound like at the end ...
It's getting harder to find real interesting stuff out there for you, but I think you might like this french composer. He actually is a bass player, Composer, Arranger, Session Musician who played and composed unnumbered amount of Tracks and albums. He also was very succesful with the french space Disco Band Arpadys in 1979.
