Jean-Jacques Perrey - Musique Electronique du Cosmos (Vinyl) Experimental They later released The Soft

They later released The Soft Bulletin (1999)

overdubs Justefan - vibraphone Jeff Parker - guitar Junius Paul - electric bass and double bass Matt Ulery - double bass Joshua Abrams - double bass Marquis Hill - trumpet Produced by Makaya McCraven Recorded by Dave Vettraino Mixed by Dave Vettraino & Makaya McCraven Mastered by Daddy Kev Executive Producer: Scott McNiece

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“At Last” (much like the Morgan album) becomes more obviously crucial with each passing year

Jean-Jacques Perrey - Musique Electronique du Cosmos (Vinyl) Experimental They later released The SoftJean Jacques Perrey has long been recognized as a pioneer of electronic music. Along with his musical partner at the time, Gershon Kingsley, the duo recorded a landmark album: The In Sound From Way Out, which was released by Vanguard Records in 1966. Perrey went on to record over 24 more albums of electronic music during his lifetime. But prior to this seminal electronic album Perrey already had an impressive career as an electronic music pioneer,