WHEN WILL THE DAY COME / WITHIN THE SOUND by RASA

SKU133357
ArtistRASA
TitleWHEN WILL THE DAY COME / WITHIN THE SOUND
LabelBACKATCHA RECORDS
Catalog #BK033 A/C aka BK033 WITHIN THE SOUND
Tag
ReleaseW 20 - 2024
FormatVinyl - UK7'
Import
 € 14,50 incl. VAT, excl. shipping

Tracks

  1. When Will The Day Come
    https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/b/bk033_a1_c1_aka_bk033_within_the_sound_when_will_the_day_come_within_the_sound/636397.mp3
  2. Within The Sound
    https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/b/bk033_a1_c1_aka_bk033_within_the_sound_when_will_the_day_come_within_the_sound/636398.mp3

Description

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Finally, the stand-out cuts of Rasa’s 1978 LP feature on 45 for the first time - ‘When Will The Day Come’, coupled with ‘Within The Sound’. Back in the summer of ’78, when London McDaniels and his brother Chris frequented a Krishna temple to take advantage of the weekly open feasts, the heads of the temple soon learnt the duo were Berklee College Of Music students and asked them to record an album of contemporary Hare Krishna worship songs. The result was Everything You See Is Me by Rasa, a jazz funk laced classic that’s gained notoriety amongst record collectors across genres, steered by the sons of singer-songwriter Eugene Mcdaniels. Produced and composed by guitarist London McDaniels, with Chris McDaniels on vocals and drums, and lyrics written by Hare Krishna devotee Andrew Marks, the album is coveted by beat heads, rare groove, soul, and balearic heads alike. The songs feature an A-list collective of session players including bassist Anthony Jackson and trumpeter Randy Brecker and have been a sample-source for numerous hip-hop records including Common’s ‘Take It Ez’, Black’ Rob’s Can I Live’ and BDP’s ‘Beef’

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