Francois Tusques - Piano Dazibao LP become glaringly obvious

become glaringly obvious

one human’s idiosyncratic vision of their place in the world

words and language into a common sonic fabric which eradicates identity

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Francois Tusques - Piano Dazibao LP become glaringly obviousReissue of Franois Tusques's Piano Dazibao, originally released in 1970. To avoid the "Qusaco?" on the sleeve of Piano Dazibao, Franois Tusques explains everything: "A wall mural on which the Red Guard expressed their opinions during the Chinese proletarian cultural revolution. So much for the 'Dazibao', very good; but the piano in all that?" The piano, Franois Tusques was self taught and his work was influenced by Jelly Roll Morton and Earl Hines