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Isophonic Boogie Woogie Emerges Again

A quarter century ago an enterprising, talented, seminal artist stepped away from the box and created his own jazz; an experimental blend of jazz and electronics that thrust open the door to today's style of Electronica Jazz. From this early venture into this near virgin turf, composer/producer Roland P. Young laid down his audio visions on his solo album, Isophonic Boggie Woogie. The year was 1980 and the tailwind from that project has never stopped streaking across the sky.




Evidence of that was recently brought to the forefront when EM Records re-released Isophonic Boggie Woogie. Japan based EM Records has re-released the project with not only two bonus tracks from Roland, but with all of the original tracks from the inital recording. You definitely will not want to be left out this time if you missed this masterpiece the last time around!

For more about the phenomenal career of Roland P. Young visit his website at www.RolandPYoung.com. For information about the re-release or to purchase go to www.emrecords.net.


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