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The Ceyleib People Los Angeles, California
The Ceyleib People, led by Ry Cooder, released "Tanyet" in 1967 under the Vault Label. Their genre-bending style showcased a unique blend of blues, Indian music, and experimental sounds, making it a standout release of the late '60s. The band's creative direction was led by Mike Deasy's seasoned musicianship, resulting in an innovative and forward-thinking musical vision. ... more
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