David Fanshawe - African Sanctus mp3

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• Choir – Ambrosian Singers
• Conductor – Owain Arwel Hughes
• Directed By [Choral Director] – John McCarthy
• Guitar – Alan Parker, Martin Kershaw, Tony Campo
• Organ – Gerry Butler
• Percussion – Gary Kettel, Terry Emery
• Percussion [Masterdrummer] – Mustapha Tettey Addy
• Piano – Harold Lester
• Recorded By, Producer, Photography, Other [Liner Notes] – David Fanshawe
• Soprano Vocals [Solo] – Patricia Clarke (tracks: B3), Valerie Hill (tracks: B3)

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AFRICAN SANCTUS - For African tapes, choir, operatic soprano, light soprano, shouter, African drummer, rock drummers, two percussion, electric guitar, bass guitar, piano, and Hammond M.100 organ.

In gatefold sleeve. Includes lyric sheet insert.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Runout side A, stamped): AA 6558 001 1Y ℗1973 470 A11 03
• Matrix / Runout (Runout side B, stamped): AA 6558 001 2Y ℗℗1973 470 A10 03

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