Sean Trane
an excellent compilation, concentrating on their first album (hence the artwork of their debut album) and a lot of their second one, with only a few tracks from their third... Their latest releases are not featured in this "best of"
Definitely a worthy introduction to one of the most essential afro-rock-funk world, musically somewhere between Mandrill (not African, I know), Osibisa, Demon Fuzz, and Assagai (the latter of which would be warmly recommended as well). i guess I won't make 100 words to be published for this baby.
I believe this is their only CD release on the Collector label.
