Set Us Free, Zeeteah Massiah
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Set Us Free, Zeeteah Massiah. Recorded at The Pheasantry, London on 21 Feb 2020. With Marcin Bobkowski (guitar), Don Chandler (bass), Carl Benjamin (drums) and Calvin Bennion (keys).
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