ARTIST -  JAN STEELE / JOHN CAGE

TITLE - VOICES AND INSTRUMENTS

CONDITION -

OUTER SLEEVE: GOOD (SOME RINGWEAR TO FRONT)

VINYL: EX

CAT NUMBER - OBSCURE 5

OTHER INFO -  1976 UK PRESS LP, TRACKS ARE -

A1 –Jan Steele All Day
A2 –Jan Steele Distant Saxophones
A3 –Jan Steele Rhapsody Spaniel

B1 –John Cage Experiences No. 1
B2 –John Cage Experiences No. 2
B3 –John Cage The Wonderful Widow Of Eighteen Springs
B4 –John Cage Forever And Sunsmell
B5 –John Cage In A Landscape

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