ABDUL RAHIM IBRAHIM L.P. (sealed original U.S. album)

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Abdul Rahim Ibrahim (formerly Doug Carn) - Al Rahman! Cry Of The Floridian Tropic Sun L.P. - This the original 1977 American pressing on Tablighi Records (not the re-issue) catalogue number TBL100. The album is in mint condition still sealed.

Sealed 1977 Private Label Rarity Out Of Studio City California Abdul Rahim Lead Vocals Piano Synthesizers Khalid Abdullah Congas Timbales African And Brazilian Percussion Paul Batiste Acoustic And Electric Guitars George Harper Tenor Sax...

Ace reissue of this mega-rare deep jazz soul disco album from former star of the cult early 1970s deep jazz indy label Black Jazz, Doug Carn! This is a highly sought-after late seventies session inspired in equal measure by John Coltrane and Earth Wind and Fire! The album really takes off in the second half with a string of more uptempo dancefloor numbers! An unusual, deep, and soulful album! Highly recommended!

Track listing :

A1/ Balancez Calinda 4:23

A2/ Eroniffa's Brown Bird 4:25

A3/ The Watcher 6:35

B1/ Casbah 4:45

B2/ Tropic Sons 3:03

B3/ Al Rahman 15:17

This is the original 1977 release(not the re-issue!) still sealed in it's original shrink wrap.

Doug Carn (born July 14, 1948) [1] is an American jazz musician from St. Augustine, Florida, formerly married to Jean Carne and known for his several albums released for Black Jazz Records.[2]

He studied oboe and composition at Jacksonville University from 1965 to 1967, then finished his education at Georgia State College in 1969.[2] He also taught piano and jazz improvisation at Jacksonville University for several years.

He, along with alligator wrestler Chris Lightburn and Rev. H. L. Patterson of St. Mary's Baptist Church, founded the Lincolnville Restoration and Development Commission in his home town of St. Augustine in 1978. One of the group's projects was the organizing, in 1979, of the annual Lincolnville Festival, which has continued into the 21st century and become one of the Ancient City's leading cultural events.

Carn recorded several albums on the Black Jazz Records label during the 1970s that have since achieved cult classic status, including Infant Eyes, Adam's Apple, and Revelation. He worked with Nat Adderley, Earth, Wind & Fire, Shirley Horn, Lou Donaldson, Stanley Turrentine, and Irene Reid.[2] Most recently, he was featured on drummer Cindy Blackman's (ofLenny Kravitz fame) latest release, Another Lifetime.

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