Trans-Kalahari Quintet - Long Journey HomeTrans Kalahari Quintet's THE LONG JOURNEY HOME, the latest release from Ansonica Records, is a cross continental exploration of jazz, funk, and South African cultural traditions. Saxophonist and composer Matthew Dacso met his bandmates while serving in Botswana as a doctor. Now, he proudly presents this unique musical fusion to audiences around the world. The album begins with Pulse of the Kalahari, a jubilant performance featuring a saxophone duet

never available as a decent quality pressing and poorly presented in a single sleeve

as his Chicago home became a centre for the blues community

as well as guitarist Cornell Dupree (King Curtis) to pianists Benny Green and Junior Mance

the latest from Amyl and The Sniffers

'Little Boy') to classic girl group sounds ('Sailor Boy'

and in the same key as the Stabat

Argentinum Astrum

Eggsistence (24 mins

who had more hit records than any other British R&B group of the sixties except the Rolling Stones

Lost in Time6

"That's My Girl

nostalgic 'Sarabande' of Solitaire (one of his most touching tunes)