Al Hirt - Soul In The Horn Genre_FREE JAZZ / FREE IMPROVISATION / NOISE after they did that for

after they did that for a few minutes

In the early 1980s

Yet they only laugh coolly and remain tight-lipped in the face of any attempt to historicize them

(known to the Romans as “The Mountains of the Moon”) the area’s lush landscape and powerful lunar energies exerted a strong influence on the vibe and sonic texture of the album

Al Hirt - Soul In The Horn Genre_FREE JAZZ / FREE IMPROVISATION / NOISE after they did that forYes, *that* Al Hirt record. Featuring the godlike "Harlem Hendoo", looped unforgettably by De La Soul for the legendary Buhloone Mind State cut, "Ego Trippin' (Part Two)"! Al Hirt's infamous Soul In The Horn is inextricably tangled up in crate digger lore. Originally released in 1967, the album has been in heavy, heavy demand for over 30 years, entirely down to the majestic soul jazz fire of "Harlem Hendoo". And it's a song so good, so vital, so