Hooffoot Malmö, Sweden
Santana loved Miles. Magma loved Coltrane. Soft Machine loved pop. Pink Floyd loved Soft Machine. Weather Report loved African grooves. The Italian progressive bands loved classical music. Return to Forever loved Brazilian stuff. Frank Zappa loved Black Sabbath. Hooffoot love them all. Forget about labels like “rock”, “jazz”, “progressive” and “kraut”. Who cares? Only conform to non-conformity! ... more
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