What an astonishing lost fusion album from behind the erstwhile iron curtain, now a ghost curtain of the past. We know that these oppressed people mastered jazz and fusion and created some really outstanding works in both genres, but what makes this one unique is the importation of hungarian folk music-- like a fusionary Bartok. The album is the brainchild of one Robert Cásel who recorded it in the summer of 1977 in New York City and released it as private pressing.
from http://progressreview.blogspot.com
