Bob Blank 'The Blank Generation - Blank Tapes NYC 1971-1985' Format:CD Denon trained them to sing

Denon trained them to sing the songs and spent around 6 weeks recording the album: “I gave them a couple of compositions that I had planned for my own solo album

Joe King Kologbo was forced to flee to Ghana when the Biafran War broke out in 1967

in the end

using the name ‘Nashenas’ (meaning ‘unknown’) for the first time

working with his long-standing UK band

Bob Blank 'The Blank Generation - Blank Tapes NYC 1971-1985' Format:CD Denon trained them to sing"Ecstatic boogie, sexy funk and avant foraging rub and tumble out of Blanks immaculately crafted sonic blender." (Record Collector Magazine) A celebration of one of New Yorks all time great independent producers, Bob Blank. Music ranges from classic disco (Bumblebee Unlimited, Fonda Rae) to the rock funk of James Blood Ulmer and a rare acetate from Sun Ra.