Critically-acclaimed saxophonist Darryl Yokley has been recognized as a very talented composer and arranger by The New York Times, Downbeat Magazine, and more for writing unforgettable tunes for his band Sound Reformation, which has just released their second album ?Pictures at an African Exhibition?. The combination of joyful tones, heartfelt blues and deep spirituality is transfixing, and it?s easy to see how this album and some of South African musician Abdullah Ibrahim?s more exuberant recordings might walk off together. Pictures at an African Exhibition is the kind of uplifting music the world needs in order to get through these times!
Tracks:
1. First Sunrise 1:14
2. Migration 6:42
3. Ubuntu 4:12
4. Stories from the Village Elder 5:13
5. Ominous Nightfall 2:22
6. Hunting Natives 6:52
7. The Birth of Swing 6:55
8. Echoes of Ancient Sahara 9:54
9. Genocide March 7:54
10. Mines of Diamonds, Crimson, And Gold 3:22
11. Cry, The Beloved Country 7:21
12. Blessings from the Bennu 2:28
13. New Sunrise 5:08
