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while “Tower of Babble” (featuring underground stalwarts Smut Peddlers) finds him trading dense rhyme schemes with a crew equally committed to verbal demolition

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Dreams Of A Love Supreme (LP+7") doom while “Tower of Babble” (featuringDESCRIPTION Wendel Harrison, the founder of "Tribe" and a saxophone player who has left many great performances since the 70's, released this album in 1980 on the "Wenha" label! The first release from "Wenha," a gorgeous lineup that includes Phil Ranelin and his allies, inherits the spiritual philosophy of the 70's "Tribe" and blends it with the smooth feeling of the 80's. The album is a great example of the "Tribe" sound! The latest reissue is a