Yoga of Breath & Sound
Focusing the Mind Using the Didgeridoo

 
-Yoga Journal, December 1997

  

NEW QUINTESSENCE LIVE ALBUMS

"Cosmic Energy - Live At San Pancras 1970" and "Infinite Love - Live At Queen Elizabeth Hall 1971" are two complementary new releases from Hux Records, comprising 3 ½ hours of previously unreleased Quintessence material licensed from the Island Records archive. This is the first ever 'new' Quintessence material unearthed, and doubles at one stroke the quantity of vintage Quintessence music available. The CDs come with 36 page full colour booklets designed by Mark Case, award-winning graphic designer, and includes an 18,000 word group history and chronology from music biographer Colin Harper. For more information and to place your order, visit the Hux Records web site at www.huxrecords.com

In June 1971, Quintessence appeared on the God Rock programme from LWT TV (UK). Click the first image below to see a video of the band performing "Jesus, Buddha, Moses, Gauranga". Click the second image to see a video of "Dive Deep".


Click the image below to see video of Quintessence performing at the 1971 Glastonbury festival.


CLICK HERE to read a full detailed Quintessence chronology. Lots of great concert posters and adverts from the early 70s.


CHECKOUT PHIL'S LATEST ALBUM

CLICK HERE to listen to an entire track from the new album.
Visit the Music page for details and several more sound samples.



SHIVA'S QUINTESSENCE
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QUINTESSENCE



In the late 1960s Phil Jones moved to England and became the lead singer of Quintessence [Island Records]. Quintessence shared stages with Pink Floyd, The Who, Santana, The Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, Deep Purple, Canned Heat and many more. CLICK HERE for more information.

CLICK HERE to listen to a new song - "Snake Oil" - that goes back to Phil's Blues roots

PHIL JONES & THE UNKNOWN BLUES (1967)



Phil Jones had a Blues hit record in Australia with his band Phil Jones and the Unknown Blues, considered by many to be one of the forefathers of Australian Blues. CLICK HERE for more information. Click the first image below to see a video of the band's 1967 hit, "If I Had A Ticket". Click the second image to see a video of the single, "Pick A Bale Of Cotton".

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