Black Belt Symphony
Brotherman
Tracked express shipping from Italy, no customs or import VAT in the EU. Shipping costs
Two political fueled Soul Jazz cuts out of California in the early 1980. Black Panther related. Featuring the vocals of the late Somayah 'Peaches' Moore Khaliq. She lays down a serious message over the great, sligthly reggae tingled 'Brotherman' The highlight is the jazz funky 'Geronimo Pratt' telling the story of the imprisoned Black Panther member who was released in the 90s on false charges. Rare limited replica reissue from the very hard to find 1983 original 7inch. 
Release notes
Artist name on cover is "Black Belt Symphony". Artist name on record is ""Somayah Khaliq And The Black Belt Symphony" Cover front side shows "Brotherman"; cover back side shows "Side AA Brotherman Side A Geronimo Pratt" Originally released 1986 on Aseelah Records Limited edition of 500 copies
| A | Geronimo Pratt | 5:32 | |
| AA | Brotherman | 3:30 |
- Louie "Mbiki" Spears
- Acoustic Bass (A)
- Somayah "Peaches" Moore-Khaliq
- Autoharp, Keyboards, Vocals
- Fuasi Abdul Khaliq
- Backing Vocals, Tenor Saxophone
- Akin Davis
- Congas, Percussion
- Nirankar Sing Khalsa
- Drums
- Eugene Ruffin
- Electric Bass (AA)
- JSA
- Lacquer Cut By
- Sekou Ali
- Percussion
