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Pharaohs From Outer Space

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Nik Turner and Youth

Label: Painted Word
Released: 2018
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Track Listing

Side One: Toltec Flying Pyramid; Nibiru Calling; Junk DNA; Cycles Per Second; Heruxuti. Side Two: Don’t Stand Still In The Sky; Magnetron; Asteroid Belt; Psyck Satellites In Sumaria; Pharoahs In Outer Space.

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Nik Turner and Youth

 

Additional Personnel / Information

Nik Turner: tenor saxophones, flute; Youth: keyboards, guitar, bass, harmonium, programming; Jah Wobble: bass; Raja Ram: flute; Adamski: keyboards, programming; Daniel Romar: pipes; Morris Gould: keyboards, programming; Jamie Grashion: keyboards, programming; Michael Rendall: keyboards, programming; Eddie Banda: tabla; Luke Fitzpatrick: keyboards, programming.


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