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Point Blank by Tony Kofi and the Organisation
Protean saxophonist Tony Kofi delivers another winner
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ON POINT Blank Tony Kofi is joined by The Organisation, specialists in soul, jazz and funk. His pulsating baritone saxophone rocks the grooves of the album, with organist Pete Whittaker, guitarist Simon Fernsby and drummer Peter Cater contributing to the rhythmic impetus.
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