Madura - Madura - LP - Pre Owned Vinyl (Arrives in 14days)

Madura’s self-titled 1971 debut stands as a hidden gem among early '70s progressive rock, fusing jazz virtuosity with the kinetic force of a power trio. Founded by former members of the Flock and Chase, Madura crafts sprawling sonic landscapes where intricate horn arrangements and Hammond organ interplay meet freewheeling rock improvisation. The result is an album that refuses to conform—neither strictly jazz, nor textbook rock, but a heady, experimental blend that challenges and rewards the attentive listener. The group’s fearless approach is evident in extended tracks like “Free From the Devil” and “Plain as Your Eyes Can See,” where shifting time signatures and instrumental dialogues stretch the possibilities of the genre. There’s a palpable sense of adventure in every cut, a willingness to explore new terrain without sacrificing groove or melody. For collectors and fans of progressive music, this album offers a snapshot of a restless era where boundaries were meant to be broken. Madura’s debut is an essential listen for those searching for albums that push past the ordinary, making it a worthy addition to any collection that values innovation and musicianship. Track List: A1 - Hawk Piano - 1:23 A2 - Drinking No Wine - 4:18 A3 - Dreams - 4:24 A4 - Plains As Day - 5:35 A5 - My Love Is Free - 7:09 - Free From The Devil - B1 - Free From The Devil - 2:10 B2 - My My What A World - 1:01 B3 - Stimulation - 3:56 B4 - Don't Be Afraid - 2:01 B5 - Damnation - 3:49 B6 - See For Yourself - 5:59 C1 - I Think I'm Dreaming - 4:23 C2 - It's A Good Time For Loving - 4:55 C3 - Trapped - 7:45 C4 - Johnny B. Goode - 6:02 - Reflections - D1 - Realization - 3:17 D2 - Man's Rebirth Through Childbirth Part 1 - 2:52 D3 - Man's Rebirth Through Childbirth Part 2 - 1:12 D4 - Joy In Old Age By Way Of Self Observation - 4:03 D5 - Talking To Myself - 4:53