Michel Colombier (Sunday) [Import] Color:Black

Michel Colombier (Sunday) [Import] Color:BlackFeatures Pressed on Black Vinyl Originally released in 1979 Remastered Edition Description Re edition and remastering on LP of one of the rare records by this musician known for his talents as an arranger (Gainsbourg, Polnareff) or as composer of the music for the film 'Emmanuelle'. In 1979, Michel Colombier offered the public an album fusing jazz, pop, classical music, and funk. Accompanied by the greatest musicians (Jaco Pastorius, Herbie Hancock,

Bootlegged badly in the past

and Eek-A-Mouse amongst many others

The simple yet catchy melodies and chord progression Toby Fox composed tell an amazing story on their own

and a wide array of ethnic instruments

Rolling Stone Blues

and signaled Sage’s increasing devotion to studio craftsmanship over performing live

Phoebe Bridgers–Goodbye To Love

The LP closes with "Nani Nani" which is a brass-driven wall of African sound

The Departure

Locust Infestation

Venus [Katsunori Ishida]

and Blu-ray releases under the title Ashes of Time Redux