Vinyl records

Baden Powell Quartet vinyl records

1 album with 10 vinyl pressings between them. Open an album to see all its pressings and how to spot the first one.

Baden Powell Quartet was an ensemble organized and directed by Baden Powell. They debuted in 1970 with successful and critically-acclaimed European and Japan tours. The quartet recorded over 19 compositions within three days at Barclay studio in Paris in December 1970, focusing on Afro-Brazilian music, and released them on three-part LP album. Baden Powell worked with the singer Janine De Waleyne for the first time on this project, and invited a few other guest musicians to participate in the recording sessions, including Lou Gamme (bass flute), Charles Verstraete (trombone), Pierre Gossez (tenor sax), and Ariel Kalma (wooden flute).