Shakuhachi and Bossa Nova Vol. 2 D2C Roy Brooks and Harold McKinney

Roy Brooks and Harold McKinney

Masatsugu Matsumoto (g)

which was taped the day before Normile was killed in his next-door apartment

Backed with a killer stripped-back dub from Flames' Brooklyn based in-house band Rough Riders

There are held events on hallowed ground as well as lesser-known sets

Shakuhachi and Bossa Nova Vol. 2 D2C Roy Brooks and Harold McKinney[[Release Detail]][[Release Description]] This album is the sequel to Shakuhachi and Bossa Nova Bossa Nova Japanese Folk Songs. While the exact date of the recording is unclear, various clues indicate that it was released in 1969, the year following the Volume 1 record. The cover art of Volume 2 was almost identical to that of the EP of 4 tracks from Volume 1, suggesting that it was quite well received. As with Volume 1, the backing band was the