Chariot of Astral Light TSOV-239.5 from the lack of potable

from the lack of potable water for Indigenous communites both in Colombia and Canada ("Agua")

bonus picture vinyl with unreleased tracks

The album reached #36 on the country charts

Sorta Surviving marks Bluhm's first collection recorded outside of California

Chariot of Astral Light TSOV-239.5 from the lack of potableLimited vinyl LP pressing includes an insert with the story of these beloved sessions as told by Tomy Peltier. Tommy Peltier was born in New Orleans and came out to Los Angeles with his mom on his 13th birthday. A decade later he was a regular playing cornet with his group the Jazz Corps at the famous jazz club, The Lighthouse. In 1966 the Jazz Corps cut an album for Pacific Jazz and featured the fantastic Roland Kirk. In 1970, due to an injury,