Home / Music / Malcom Myers played percussion, kalimba, and an early synthMusic linernotes album music malcom-myersMalcom Myers played percussion, kalimba, and an early synthMyers played percussion, kalimba, and the EMS VCS 3 synthesizer on Tribal People, Vol. 1, with P. Bell on congas, bongos, and shaker. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesMalcom Myers's Tribal People was a British library music release on Bruton MusicMalcom Myers recorded Tribal People, Vol. 1 at Morgan StudiosAmha Records silenced by the Derg after Ethio JazzMulatu Astatke played vibraphone, congas, and keys on Ethio JazzVernal Equinox was Jon Hassell's first commercial album releaseExplorePulse Demon's holographic cover nods to 1970s Philips avant-gardePrince's Controversy was his first brush with purple and blasphemyThe Freewheelin' Bob Dylan cover was shot on Jones StreetThe horse on The Notorious Byrd Brothers cover upset David CrosbyMarvin Gaye's I Want You cover adapts Ernie Barnes' The Sugar ShackPrevious Malcom Myers recorded Tribal People, Vol. 1 at Morgan StudiosNext Kawaida was recorded at a studio called The Universe.