Ian Carr With Nucleus (3) - Labyrinth Autobahn to the all-time Japanese jazz-funk

to the all-time Japanese jazz-funk classic that is 'Saitaro-Bushi' and the solo-laden brilliance of 'Asadoya Yunti'

” – Shackleford and “Lonely Surfer

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The albums to hit the top spot are ‘[m=58357]’ (Dec 1973)

Ian Carr With Nucleus (3) - Labyrinth Autobahn to the all-time Japanese jazz-funkScottish jazz trumpeter, band leader, writer, and composer. Born: 21 April 1933 in Dumfries, Scotland, UK. Died: 25 February 2009 in London, England, UK (aged 75). Ian Carr started his career in the group [a=The EmCee Five] together with his brother [a=Mike Carr (2)] in the early 1960's. He was perhaps best known for his group [a=Nucleus (3)] which was successful throughout the 1970s, but also his work as one of the two leading members of the